Outdoor Growing, Sports on leaves.

So guys, my little one is growing for 2 weeks now in an outdoor pot covered by a little foodwrap greenhouse to save it from those fucking little sparrows(yes, they eat my weed).
Yesterday i noticed something on the leaves and today one leaf curled up and has a spot as if some sort of liquid solution burned it. Last time i watered i used no nutes. I did use a VERY weak solution of nutes 5 days ago though....
Here are some pictures hope you guys can see. I also had spider mites when i grew inside, but i discarded that pot and the dirt and washed all my growhouse with sanitary alcohol.
I'm afraid



I tried to grow inside this summer, but the heat killed them(the heat dried the air and spider mites invaded)

The seeds come from a feminized plant i stresset out and hermied and autopollinated .

i see nothing wrong in the pics you posted....
i might be missing it...are they white spots? now big are they?

also

[video=youtube;l7u9hP4r1S8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7u9hP4r1S8[/video]

Well... I had a really bad grow period this summer with the heat and all and i might be paranoid about every little problem. The white spots are barely visible on camera (i have a camera phone, not a real camera). But I'll keep this thread alive with more pics as the plant develops. It is a Northern lights strain .

i recall seeing one of my plants in a vegetable garden its a foot tall. it can grow out of it, if the weather conditions are optimal . cannabis donst need to much care, if seen experts throw out plants and later they made a video when they came back and saw it flowerd and was coverd in resin. chances are its grower error.

but that leaf thats curled up looks like a deficiency in its photosynthesis, its not making sugars properly because of those spitter mites.

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but that leaf thats curled up looks like a deficiency in its photosynthesis, its not making sugars properly because of those spitter mites.
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so you think there ARE spider mites on my plant ? I can't see them.
Can i use a antibacterial/antifungal/antiviral hand soap solution to clean the plant ?
I dont have money to get pesticides ffs .

possible but they would be darker it might be black spot disease , but its hard to see, and alls i can see is the leaf curling up in the picture, keep her growing, use a little more solution.,

fungicide is not bad some add trace element into the leafs i hear. and will combat pest and mold growth, but i wouldnt use it during flower.

As you can see there are some brown spots on the leaves. I will add some fertilizer with trace elements next time i water in case of Mg or Mn deficiency....
Do you guys think it's that?
It is growing outside so it can't be from temperature. (30 celsius max today)

help me please it looks so sad

look normal bro