When you get your cutting, get rooting compound beforehand, probably available at Home Depot or the like. Take your cutting, dip it in the rooting compound, then tap the root then plant.
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You can collect them from those weird looking flowers that grow on the plant in the fall. Here's an article that explains how: http://homeguides.sfgate.com/save-coleus-flower-seeds-65371.html
Good luck! Can I come visit you and get some?
Thanks Linda - I'll give it a try.
Don't bother with seeds. Just break off a bit of the plant and put it in either water or straight in soil. They grow very well.