Wow, wish I knew how to do this, I used to do this all the time....anyway....I have several of these tiny seedlings and I'd like to try to keep them. is it better to leave them with the Mama, or transplant or pot. Thanks for any advice. I think I have some with promise!

I personally, would also wait until they are a bit bigger. A few weekends ago, I weeded around a particularly fertile F. Hyacinthina. I tossed the thumbnail sized seedlings aside and wouldn't you know, they took root. Had I wanted them and carefully planted them, Id lay bet they would have croaked with my luck :)

Isn't that always the way it goes :) These seem to already have some nice color and traits, I think Mama is Dance With Med, so I'm hoping they are nice. Thanks for the input.

Congratulations! How exciting!

My very first seedlings (from Gingko Craig hosta) appeared last year. They were cute and teeny...thought I'd just let them grow as they didn't take up much space. The little "greenies" are starting to reappear already.

OK they are staying put!

I thought I'd check on them... last year they only had one leaf apiece...this year they are already bigger.

Very nice

I had half-dozen seedlings last year. I had to move one early on because it was in the path of the vicious plant-eating lawnmower. I put it in a small pot and put it under the mama plants leaves until later in the season when I gave it away. By that time, the others were big enough to dig as well. I left one next to the mama plant as a "backup". I was just admiring it a few moments ago.