If you have been putting the pots out every day I would suggest your next step is to plant them in the ground, there shouldn't be frost at this time of year. My parents grew lupins and never had them in pots at all they let a little of the seed fall to the ground and were simply careful not to weed the seedlings out.

Thanks for that :)

Scatter a few slug pellets around after planting, as slugs and snails love these when newly planted. Only use a few and don't put them too near the stems as they attract slugs (so they will eat them and die!) so you don't want them getting at the Lupins! What will you try to grow from seed next, I wonder? Isn't gardening fun!

Oh isn't it just ..I'm really loving it..only sowed my 1st seeds ever in march/april and its so exciting to watch them grow :) thankyou for your advice I will be doing that :)

They look ready to go in the garden to me too. You could go out with a torch at night and remove slugs and snails from anywhere near them, or where you are going to plant them out - starting as soon as you can, and keeping it up til the plants are a good bit bigger. If you stamp on the slugs & snails they won't come back and torment you.