It doesn't matter how many you have, you'll always want more. 
As we learn about how each one produces chicks, or handles wet weather, or ?, those are great comments to add to the database entries for future reference. Leaves turning brown from being dry aren't quite as serious as those that are mushy. The mushy ones are from rot and that'll kill a plant faster. They are pretty forgiving plants for the most part. Your experience shows that. Crisp or mushy leaves aren't normal for a healthy semp though.
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