Light white hazy areas on young apple leaves are a classic sign of spider mites. Wipe leaves gently and spray with insecticidal soap from a nursery. Repeat as needed.
Seedlings grown indoors must be acclimated gradually to outdoor conditions. Place them in dappled shade or a protected spot for 10 days before exposing to full sun. Sudden direct sunlight can scorch tender leaves.
With proper treatment and a slow transition, your seedlings should recover and thrive.
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