My seedling has yellow spots..

Cal mag Def.... Probably as a seedling.....if your soil isn't amended with calcium and magnesium

It’s a watering issue. Moist or wet medium is bad for a seedling. Spraying The plant with a spray bottle is not recommended either. Once the seedling pops up give it one good watering then let it dry out for 2-3 days. Drying out helps root development which means bigger plants.

looks like water+light damage to me, be careful if you spray or water your seedling that the water dropplets dont make a magnification effect on the lights which burn the leafs. should stop spreading / not spread... but the leafs will be spotted forever , new growth should be fine. Hope this helps ! 🚀

Yellow spots can be very normal on the first true sets of fan leaves. However, from the picture you posted I noticed your medium (not sure what type of soil though) is completely dampened. The little girls that aren't growing and the yellowing may simply be a symptom of over-watering. There is no root system to take up such large amounts of water and the system can/will be drowned out. If she's drowning, she won't be picking up the nutrients she needs from the soil, nor will that root system be able to properly establish itself. This yellowing could easily be the symptom of this over-watering and subsequent deficiencies rearing their ugly head. Highly suggest localized watering for the first 2-3 weeks. Only enough to feed the plant without saturating the entire medium. Once saturated, it can take a very long time to dissipate that extra water. I also suggest allowing a proper dry out period so the roots can start to breath (not completely dry, though). As you continue localized watering, the damp soil surrounding her should start to give up moisture and dry out in time. When you enter week 3-4 (pending on growth patterns and root system) I would start doing full feeds w/ 10-15% run-off. Until then, localized is the way to go. From personal experience, over-watering early on can cause serious problems, including those possible deficiencies you see. I do hope this helped, but if I'm missing something in terms of grow details, drop me a line in PM and we can discuss this further. Cheers and happy trails my friend👍

What kind of soil did you use? Most plantlings are very susceptible to nutrients so if you used something with too much stuff (usually known as full mixes) then probably that's the reason why your baby probably isn't growing! For the next time try starting in a small pot with a light mix or a jiffy pod till the plant has grown at least her first set of leaves. And I'm sending you the best vives, hopefully this little girl will survive!

This comes from your soil being too "hot" it's the nutrients it's too much for your young seedling.

Hi and welcome to grow diaries. I wouldn't worry about it quite yet, the first leaves can be a bit odd, wait until she starts to grow abit more. Keep the humidity high and don't water too much, too often. Also taking photos without the grow lamps is a must of you want people to be able to see any visable issue. 🌱😁👍