Well, actually I got this one from seeds produced by Carefree Series.
Doesn’t that look like Gold Brocade?
The Carefree Series do not thrive well in my yards especially when I transplant them from outside. They always die after leaves falling, just like the tragedy I met on Under the Sea Bonefish. Maybe I really need to think about changing my soil, while it doesn’t seem so difficult once I use the seeds of them.
The places I plant coleus are around our apartment. It is not so difficult to get manure (from cats), but I doubt that the soil could be too nutritious for some plants because I dumped a lot of used soil (purchased from nurseries before) year after year. Maybe I need to improve its structure. Most of coleus (especially the regular round leave type) grows very well, but other cultivars (like the mentioned Carefree Series) do not.
According to my past experience, the most powerful fertilizer for coleus is the fully decomposed urine, the leaves’ colors changed clearly after using it.
My places are not good enough for full sun light because nearby buildings will make them in shade until noon. Therefore I presume that the Carefree Series grow better in shade. While I still believe that the right substratum is more important than other factors because these cultivars do not grow as vigorously growing as other coleus.