We have studied the late formation of quark stars at a temperature muc
h lower than the quark-hadron phase transition temperature by calculat
ing the rate of formation of hadron bubbles for interacting quark gluo
n plasma and hadron gas and by incorporating the effect of curvature e
nergy. This is essential to resolve the horizon problem as well as the
survivability of these objects. We find that a small change in surfac
e tension results in a large variation in the size and mass of these o
bjects and a mass of the order of 10(-5) to one solar mass requires a
rather large value of the surface tension.