taken 6/5/2014
Hybridizer is André Smits ( B )
introduced in 1993
I love this semp!! Mine is now 3 inches across and the chicks rest very close to the hen making a great display.
Also as with many arachnoideum there is an appearance of sparkling when it is wet!
This semp has light webbing with tufts at the tip of each leaf, which really adds to its beauty!
This semp does have a green coloration in winter, but I don't have photos of that stage hopefully someone else does!
taken 5/22/2013

Taken 8/25/2013


I'm looking forward to seeing other folks' photos!!

Nice photos of a wonderful specimen you got there, Greg! Love the offset orientation from the mother hen...How many are there?

Nice pictures Greg! My Koko Flanel gets shade for most of the day and pretty much remains green all year.

Taken in May:


Taken in July:


Taken in September: (sorry, this picture is a bit out of focus and almost makes you dizzy!)

Looks great Chris!
Bev I count 20 chicks?? I'm really looking my Koko right now!

I got the name for my Pomeranian, Koko, from this even tho she's not green and fuzzy.

Aw cute! I thought you named your pom after Koko the gorilla (or maybe that's Coco??) You know the one that knows sign language!

Oh my gosh, I have never seen the signing gorilla - sounds hilarious!

Patty more like "deep" and "amazing" and hilarious too!

Yeah, Koko is kool!

Wow! Great pics of a very cool semp!

Its new to me last year, and I am so glad that it is doing well!

Here is what mine looks like in September. I love this one. Mine tends to get brownish tones as cold weather sets in. I find it to be a semp that is very tolerant of our very wet winter/spring weather, the 3 months of summer drought. Tough little semp.

This is mine:

Cute little semp.

Thanks Julia, yes it is!!

Wonderful webbing Julia.