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You'll know it's lavender once the true leaves come out, because you can smell it.
Years ago I managed to sprout lavender seeds, and only one of them stayed strong. It's still living in a pot, and now it's practically unkillable. When the stems become woody, they can benefit from heavy pruning too.
Nice germination results. Did you do any pre-soaking of the seeds? Looks like you just scattered them over the surface, put them in the high humidity greenhouse, and let 'em do their thing.
RE: First Signs Of Development On The Lavender Front