Crazy yellow And whits spots on leafs 2 weeks old PLEASE HELP

Relax. Your plant looks healthy. So there's a spot on it. Big deal. Yes the spot could be indicative of some sort of "problem". It could also be any number of other completely random (and harmless) anomalies. No-one's plant is perfect. Its kinda like your child has a freckle and you wanna take them to the emergency room lol. As I said your plant looks healthy. I dont think you should do anything to it to "fix"this spot. A lot of people try to fix things that aren't broke, and end up killing their plants.
You've already "flushed" your plant, and its not even old enough to fertilize yet for crying out loud! You're starting down a bad road. Please do not try to grow your plant. Let your plant grow itself.
 
Relax. Your plant looks healthy. So there's a spot on it. Big deal. Yes the spot could be indicative of some sort of "problem". It could also be any number of other completely random (and harmless) anomalies. No-one's plant is perfect. Its kinda like your child has a freckle and you wanna take them to the emergency room lol. As I said your plant looks healthy. I dont think you should do anything to it to "fix"this spot. A lot of people try to fix things that aren't broke, and end up killing their plants.
You've already "flushed" your plant, and its not even old enough to fertilize yet for crying out loud! You're starting down a bad road. Please do not try to grow your plant. Let your plant grow itself.




LOL ok. I wasnt sure i saw this guy use nuts off the jump. The strain i have is 1024 medical
 
As far as seeds go, a marijuana seed is one of the most nutritionally dense foods on the planet. Its packed with almost everything the plant will need for its first few weeks of life. We just need to provide the proper growing environment, medium,lights,water, temperature etc. and just let it do its thing. If you're growing in any kind of decent soil fertilizing a seedling is totally unessessary and in most cases will do more harm than good.
 
The way I see it you have 3 choices to grow MJ in soil.
1) Use a basic planting mix with no fertilizer and feed the plant on a proper schedule all throughout the grow, according to the directions on your fertilizer of choice. (this is a very popular method)
2) Use a very rich organic soil, and just water them. (this is what I do)
3) Use MG soil which will feed your plant for the 1st few weeks and then try to pick up feeding where the MG leaves off. < this is a shitty idea that leaves too much room for error. (this is what people who fail miserably do)
Here is a thread discussing growing in Miracle Grow Moisture Control soil. Some people do have success with it, but they have learned the "trick" to it. Maybe this will help you. https://www.rollitup.org/marijuana-plant-problems/229734-pics-what-happening-my-leaves.html
 
I've been using MG soil with great sucess...however, I add perlite to the mixture since MG potting soil becomes dense and less aerated. I don't add nutes till about the 4th week from sprout at 1/4 dose...hope this helps.
 
Cool im going to check out that miracle grow thread. My Mamma 1024 med is about 3 1/2 weeks she is in reg planting soil now ( Huge fucking roots growing everywhere) and she is on 50% and loving it
 
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