It will look like one of those old fashioned pom pom quilts - lovely!

Thought I'd give an update photo of the S. arachnoideum seedlings. All seem to be doing fine and some variation in form is becoming evident. - Arlan

Arlan, I find it amazing at that size they are already making webbing. And each one is showing variations. I love this photo adventure. : )

Look at that one with tiny cobwebs already! Too sweet.

Aww, so cute! And I love your presentation!

You mean with the 'window pane' appearance, Terri? That is great, Arlen - how did you do that?

Yes, these little guys tend to grow on you....!

I found a free program called PhotoScape, which I use for all my photo stuff.... It has the capability to create some neat collages and the like. It can be downloaded here.

Wow, such amazing little ones with the webbing. Thanks for the update Arlan!

Thanks for the link, Arlen.

I bookmarked it Arlan. Thank you.

Thought we might take a look at a few of the seedlings again.......! Many are starting to get their own personality. Who would have thought that the "hair" on the leaf surface of the hybrid mix would be more pronounced than on the S.arachnoideums? - Arlan

Arlan they are so wonderful. It is amazing to see the amount of spider webbing already showing on such tiny plants.
How old are they now?

I think it has been about 9 weeks, Lynn. - Arlan

Great pics - I love em!

Look at the tiny little webs! So cute!

Time sure flies Arlan. It doesn't seem like it was that long ago.

Arlan, how are your semp seedlings coming along?
Guess what I found out in my semp beds yesterday? Baby seedlings, probably from heuff. 'Kappo' that bloomed last fall. As tiny as they are they look totally different from the sedum seedlings. I will go out and take a photo.
Back with photos. : )

Possibly J. heuff 'Kapo' seedlings.

How fun is that???

It was such a great surprise when I found them.

Baby heuffs! Lucky you!