Identify a seedling

Fritillary

Please could someone identify this seedling for me please. The seed was like a small bean, slightly kidney shape and a pinky colour with brown markings. It sprouted quite quickly and now looks like this. Thank you.

BobTheGardener

Lupin?

fidgetbones

Just out of curiosity, what did you think you sowed?

Fritillary

Thank you  for your replies. If it is a lupin it must be a unusual variety. As the second leaves are quite finely cut.  
It was a mixed seed box from Lidl.  I picked out the large seeds and sowed them individually. Then I sieved the rest and sowed the small seeds. The rest of the seeds I am going to sow into pots. (Instead of having summer bedding in them.) Pictures below. Thank you. 

josusa47

Those curly ones are marigolds.  What a cunning plan, to sort them and sow them separately.  What a lot of seedlings you've got!  Your borders will be stunning.

The picture on the box includes cosmos, those have finely divided leaves.

Fritillary

 Does anybody have an idea what the seeds are next to the nasturtiums in the envelope. I am wondering if the ones in the first picture are some type of climber. I will have to post more pictures as they develop. There are a lot of red coloured seedlings in the trays, I am wondering if they might be Amaranthus caudatus.       

BobTheGardener

I have done exactly the same in the past with a 'bee & butterfly' mix, although I sorted mine on a large sheet of white paper with a cocktail stick and magnifying glass!  It was indeed worth it as I could then plant in groups and had some lovely surprises.