Coleus grass, also known as coleu perilla, multicolored shiso, perilla and so on. Coleus has very rich and beautiful leaves, and in addition to having a high ornamental value, it purifies the air and absorbs harmful substances, making it a popular indoor and outdoor plant. Its origin is mainly Southeast Asia. Coleus is easily propagated by cuttings in spring and autumn, and it can also be sown by buying seeds, preferring a semi-shaded environment and not tolerating frost.
The color of the leaves of Coleus is from monochrome to multicolor, green, yellow, red, purple, orange, etc., and there are various veins, markings, lines, trims, etc. on the leaves, the shape is from jagged to wavy, and the pattern is from regular to asymmetrical. The leaf color will be significantly different with the influence of environmental factors such as temperature change and light intensity. Mature Coleus tops draw out spikes of flowers that are small, dark blue or whitish (see Figure 1). Coleus is dazzling, and each variety is a unique work of art!
