Brought in pre-frost, potted in indoor mix + fertilizer spikes 1 month ago. Soil still moist. Low sun, fluorescent light.
Coleus are annuals in most zones. Take tip cuttings now, root in water, pot up—fresh plants for spring. Parent may decline regardless.
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