Can you get a shot that's in focus?

In the first pic, the lead edges are turned up sharply... Check out this resource to get an idea of what you may be doing too much of:

dang iPhone

Dan813 said:

dang iPhone

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Yeah, those pics aren't any better.

What soil?
Which light?
What's the light distance from the seedling? What is the light intensity set to?
Environment?

The cotyledons and stem look very green, and the first true leaves look a bit pale and light stressed. But, you aren't having great success with your iPhone, so colors may be misrepresented here.

This is an extremely low budget grow but I’ve watched relatives my entire life grow pound pups trees on just the bare minimum this is my first attempt. To start off it’s a feminized hybrid Grape gob. It germinated in about 48 hours and was out the soil in the next 12 hours! So the soil is just basic yard dirt for now and I came to the conclusion to use it because through research that in the seedling stage they need little to no nutrients because the cotyledon leaves can support the plant until she gets bigger and they fall off and because it was free. Second the lights are as follows; The red one is a miracle gro aerogarden full spectrum led light and I know it small and people will say that it won’t work but I seen with my own eyes this same light grown an entire plant from start to finish you can’t control the intensity but the height and timer you can. The second light is a boostlighting 22 inch full spectrum led from Lowe’s that I just added for a boost and it’s not the best but seems to work well. The distance is about 18 inches away. I have an oscillating fan to keep a gentle breeze and the temperature is around 77 in the day and 72 at night I’m running 18/6 and the humidity stays around 55% The soil in the bucket is where its final home will be its a organic mix from a local nursery it’s a 8-2-4