Seedling Leaves odd color

[Lowkeygardener]

This is my first indoor grow, looking for any advice. This particular seedling has been in soil for 7 days now (seedsman Blueberry). Started in Jiffy pod, planted straight into Fox Farm Happy Frog upon taproot showing from bottom of jiffy pod. Only using distilled water. Seems to me it is growing pretty well, however the color of the seedlings leaves are throwing me off. Leaves are mostly a darker green with lighter shades of green kind of camouflaged throughout. Being new to this and never seeing leaves with this color before I’m beginning to worry.

Temps: range from 68-75 degrees F

Lights: 24/0 with 2 26 W CFL’s (6500k) about 3-4 inches from top of leaves

Humidity: range from 70-85%

Any input is greatly appreciated fellas

 

[hotrodharley]

This is my first indoor grow, looking for any advice. This particular seedling has been in soil for 7 days now (seedsman Blueberry). Started in Jiffy pod, planted straight into Fox Farm Happy Frog upon taproot showing from bottom of jiffy pod. Only using distilled water. Seems to me it is growing pretty well, however the color of the seedlings leaves are throwing me off. Leaves are mostly a darker green with lighter shades of green kind of camouflaged throughout. Being new to this and never seeing leaves with this color before I’m beginning to worry.

Temps: range from 68-75 degrees F

Lights: 24/0 with 2 26 W CFL’s (6500k) about 3-4 inches from top of leaves

Humidity: range from 70-85%

Any input is greatly appreciated fellas

Keep going. It’s just feasting on the nutrients in your medium.

 

[Lowkeygardener]

Keep going. It’s just feasting on the nutrients in your medium.

Good to hear! Thanks for the input!

 

[OldMedUser]

Looks like it could just be a genetic thing. i've had one like that in the past and it grew out of it I think. Been a while.

Doesn't look like nute burn or any deficiency so I'd say just keep it growing and see how it turns out.

Other than it's mottled appearance it looks healthy enough.