next time try the name that plant forum .. though those peeps usually can find this type of post wherever it may be...

id say its the purple.. and the red/maroon and green one.. but i presume that isnt specific enough for you.. lol ..

ken

Coleus

OP knows they are Coleus but wants cultivar names. They are unlikely to be forthcoming since there are so many and a lot are seed raised and don't have specific names. However, someone who grows these might be able to come up with a seed strain name.

The taxonomy is confusing but most sources consider Coleus scutellarioides as the correct botanical name for the plant with brightly colored and marked foliage we know as coleus. But there are literally zillions of cultivars on the market and many look quite similar so that's as precise as I can get for you :-)

The care for all cultivars will be the same.

The cultivar name is irrelevant in regard to care. As a houseplant, put them near a window and water before the soil gets too dry. Rotate often if you want symmetry.

You'll definitely want to make sure your pot has good drainage; a hole in the bottom's a must. Water when the soil's starting to dry out - might want to check every few days. That's essential to keep your coleus looking super healthy. Sunlight's key too - try keeping it close to a window or maybe in your garden if you have one. Hope that helps!