Julia I just notice in that second to last photo, when you click on it, I see what is looking like new growth under the bottom edge of the plant. And also new growth coming from near the center of the rosette.

I see that. I love the brownish color with green rimming!

So far that one has a somewhat different leaf shape. We'll see what happens with it as it grows.

I agree with Julia that second to last one is special. And the one you labeled "not pretty but cute" is really nice too.

Oops, sorry, I got Julia's post wrong. She was talking about the third one from the bottom? That is one that Kevin notice and thought was interesting.
We'll have to see how/what it does the rest of this year. It has been off in a nursery flat over by the woodland for the last 2 years. I just looked at them two weeks ago and was surprised that there might be something interesting. This one now has a better home with some sunshine.

http://garden.org/pics/2015-04...
This one. So pretty.

Okay, so now I am back on track, it was the heuffelii you were talking about.
Here is a couple more seedlings.
h. 'Musketeer' Hope you can see them, they are wee little babies.


The largest of the 'Musketeer' babies


Another heuffelii seedling


A roller seedling


One more semp seedling.

Your seedlings are beautiful Lynn! Love the heuffelii that everyone else does, and the very last one posted right above this.

I have to check out that plant Chris, to see if the red offsets is an offset, or another seedling being taken over by the fuzzy semp?

Wow Lynn, how cool! I like the pink one that's third to last

Thank you Patty & MR. Won't be long before we will all be together and you can see them in person and give me feed back on them.

ĵ And Happy Easter to all of you celebrating today: Christ is Risen! Garden at sunrise this morning;

Christ has risen Indeed!!!!!

YEA Spring is here with all it's ups and downs

Yes He has Risen. What joy.

Here is seedling #2, she is finally growing up and showing some interesting characteristics.

That is a beauty with the hen holding the chicks up close.

I like the cilia on that one!

Thank you Bev and Julia.
When I went out to look at the seedlings this one looked like it had tiny icicles on the leaf edges the cilia is so white and sparkly.