Hooray for autumn! I love how my semps color up so differently in autumn than they do in spring - less vibrant I guess but still very dynamic and exciting!
Here are a few pics from this week
Belladonna and Red Lion (not looking very red currently, but pretty!)

Carnival - mid change in coloration

Then a NOID from @valleylynn - no chicks so I'm sure its going to bloom out, but so far its just getting bigger and bigger


Aldo Moro and Tokajense

Viking and "Young's Marked Red" (which I think is also Viking)

Royanum and finally Santino! in all its wild rainbowie show!

Great start to this thread, Greg with showcasing of all the fabulous colors of semps from both your "planting locations"?

haha wrong - these are all from my "other planting place" okay, funny story (to me) regarding the man who owns the property who is loaning me space for my semps...Red Lion is sortof tannish, reddish with a bit of green, well when I took this photo he happened to come outside and we were looking at the plants and he points to Red Lion and says - "wow I love that one - that is one of my favorite colors!" (I just smiled and nodded) you see he's color blind in the browns, olives and reds - so I'm not even sure what color he sees this semp but whatever it is he loves it!

here are a couple more
Fire Dragon (in its totally cold blue coloration - didn't even know it gets this color! Last spring it was red!)

Faramir

You're lucky the guy loved the color (whatever color he saw) as opposed to the guy hating the color (whatever color he saw)...
Wow, Faramir and Fire Dragon...quite a contrast in color and mood...

I know - Fire dragon is funky! It was in the shade, so I'm thinking that made it look a little bit bluer in the photo - but only a little - it really is in this cold phase right now! Also - its a gallon pot. I planted them in there in June and they just took off! So that's exciting too! And Faramir is sortof doing its spriral thing - which I love!! Don't know if its captured in the photo??

Don't know about the spiral thing, but I did catch the mood...
So I will be expecting great things from the Fire Dragons you gave me, Greg!

I know you should! I have had this plant for almost 2 years now, and this is the first year its blue!!

Oh and I forgot to post these @Cahac your Pacific Knight and Korresia are doing great!

Some amazing colors there Greg!

That Fire Dragon is so great
As I said in the other thread. Think you must have something in PNW water to get such brilliant colors.

Beautiful Greg, all of them. The 'Fire Dragon' is amazing.

Those are beautiful photos. These plants are so amazing. Faramir , love this one!

Haha thanks all.I'm excited about even more color coming in.

And look at the stout stolons on Faramir. Very cute.

I see the spiraling in Faramir. Is that a phase it goes through or does it always have that form?

Hi Donald.
I think as a rule that is a trait that comes and goes. I'm not sure what causes them to take on that form at different times.

Donald, I'm sure it is more pronounced when certain coloration is happening. And also if its like other plants that have this spiral effect, they have to have obtained a certain number of leaves before it happens! The other one I notice this with is Koko Flanel!

Here are a few more semps
Andrenor (although it currently looks almost exactly like 'Hart' so I might have made a mistake at some point )
Hart
Bronco (with Karo in front - I lost my hens of Karo so this is what's left, and its slightly less coloration as the full grown semp)

Astrid Jeanne d'arc
New Rhumba Limelight
Pacific Devil's Food Raureif
@Webesemps and Bev thank you for this crested one!!!
Nightwood

Love those colors!