A plant purchased at a Kentucky roadside sale with colorful foliage but no flowers is likely a coleus (Coleus sp.). Coleus are grown for vibrant leaves; flowers appear as slender spikes with small blooms when the plant gets plenty of light outdoors.
Coleus root easily in water. Provide bright light for best color and eventual flowering.
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