The first pic, the seedlings look a bit buried in the mulch - might be best to move some of it off?

Resin

Thanks Resin, I will check that!

Nate, nice grafting work you're showing us.
The golden colours are very intense, beautiful!

They look fantastic. Nice job.
Cher

Your Beskid is killer. Mine dropped some needles on the top 1/4 of the scion but I think it'll push still next spring. And great opposing grafts on the Golden Glow. Could you have made them any more opposite each other!? That takes skill(s)!

Dax

Edwin and Cher, glad you like these.

Dax, yea, the Beskid has good color. This one is in morning sun only. One of these days I'll also plant one in full sun to see what happens there.

I should clarify on the Golden Glow That sylvestris understock was recycled (used for grafting in spring '10 when the spring '09 scions didn't take).
The main trunk of the understock was too large to graft to, so instead I put the scions on the side branches. Now, there's one scion on the left side branch, and another scion on the right side branch. You might even see where there used to be a third side branch, and there was another scion on that one too (that didn't take).

Hello, do you have any spare Cupressus bakeri seedlings or seeds? I'm interested in growing them.

I found it pretty easy to grow from seed. Like many conifers, a fast draining mix, keep it moist (never wet), and good air circulation will reduce damping off losses.

The OPs seedlings must be pretty big by now.

Siskiyou Cypress