COULD THIS BE FUNGUS? HELP

[MicroGrowerTim]

Hello there growers

This is my first grow

First of all its been a wonderfull journey so far. But not an easy one. When my seed sprouted to surface, there was a membrane holding the seedling on itself and preventing it to open upwards. To help her free herself, I got her really wet and and then did some surgery to free her from the membrane. Afterwards she opened herself and turned up to received light. But now that she is open there are two white dots on her leafs. Is this normal? Could it be fungus? Here are some pictures:

Before surgery


After Surgery



Now

 

[BobThe420Builder]

Looks like Cannabis to me

 

[Rurumo]

Another case of loving your seedling to death. A lot of new growers are helicopter parents. It's too wet, let that moisture dry off and see what happens. Keep it uncovered-what lights do you have it under? Here is a good germination guide https://www.mandalaseeds.com/Guides/Germination-Guide
I would give it some time to dry off before you start treating it with anything.

 

[MicroGrowerTim]

Another case of loving your seedling to death. A lot of new growers are helicopter parents. It's too wet, let that moisture dry off and see what happens. Keep it uncovered-what lights do you have it under? Here is a good germination guide https://www.mandalaseeds.com/Guides/Germination-Guide
I would give it some time to dry off before you start treating it with anything.

So it is fungus? After she dries off I must treat her for fungus?

 

[its.always.420]

how close is your light
can we see a current pic in white light plz?

 

[Rurumo]

It's hard to tell what's on the leaves under that light.

 

[DarkWeb]

Shit man I was kidding about giving it a minute in your other thread.....let it grow dude.

 

[MicroGrowerTim]

Here she is on white light

She is pretty far away from the lights, about 15cm

 

[DarkWeb]

 

[Wastei]

Here she is on white light

She is pretty far away from the lights, about 15cm


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Relax dude! Some minor chlorosis is very common with seedlings. Plant use nutrients stored in the small round cotyledon leafs.

 

[its.always.420]

pretty far away from the lights, about 15cm

depending on your light, that may be way too close. hard to say without knowing your setup.

never mind, just stalked your other posts. i see you're in a small pc case. best of luck to you.