Congrats on that Kate...now up to the experts to give you that info (of which I am not one :sad:) I'll be waiting for answers with you though

They will want to be kept somewhat moist until they have really developed. They will do best with as much light as you can give them. Air circulation is good.
Photo please Kate.

Thanks Lynn, I'll leave them on their sunny windowsil then, I had to move some saguaro seedlings from there this morning as they were getting sun burnt. I'll take some pics on Thursday, as I wont be home in the light before then, although there's not very much to see yet, just a little carpet of unfurling green leaves.

Kate how wonderful!!! I may have to try semp seeds this spring!

[...here are my seedlings today.]

Gosh Pia, your babies are growing up fast! The twins are so cute.

It's Pia. How I have missed you. Hope all is well.

The babies have really grown. How are the rest of your semps doing?
Did you have fun with your friend?

I did indeed, although my friend is younger than me and drove me bonkers! Too hyperactive for me haha :D All the Semps are great, coming out of winter nicely! :D What about yours?! x

Mine are starting to color up with the daylight getting longer. March usually really starts a burst of color in the beds.
So glad you had a good time your your friend.
Rococo is waking up.

Pretty!

rococo looks fantastic! x

I really like it's long narrow leaves, and they are fuzzy. Here is what it will look like by the end of March.

Very pretty Lynn!!
Pia - welcome back!!! Missed you too! There are some new folks on here (and one of them is on your side of the pond!) Kate meet Pia...both of you planted seedlings, it will be interesting to see photos from both!!
Pia your babes look so sweet, I agree with Chris, the twins are adorable!
Cheers

There are others also this side of the bathtub
Regards,
Arif.

How can we forget you, Arif?...Hypnosis?...just kidding!

Count backwards from 10 slowly...

Arif - you're somewhere that you said doesn't have sempervivums!! I think you will have to get some seedlings started - be the first to have semps...all your neighbors will wonder what they are, these strange mounding, rosette forming succulent plants with all the babies!!

especially since Arif seems to have so much time on his hands across the bathtub...

Semps are set for world domination!

Hi Pia, great to 'meet' you! I love the pics of your babies how long ago did you sow them?

In the morning I plant the seeds. Last four months I have been meaning to but in all that miserable, grey, foggy, overcast days the seeds would have rotted. Now the sun has enough life and the days are clear.
Bev, G.C. should be in the Bay of Biscay about this time of the year. That piddly pond will teach him something about nature.
Any one wants to take part in Grannies conference please make a bee line for Jo Anns Garden on the Gardening Forum I am a bit bored with that subject. Feel that I am a bit to young mentally for all that.
Regards,
Arif.