If there's nothing odd underneath the leaves to explain this, it might just be oedema, a non infectious disorder common in greenhouses. The plant takes up more water than it can handle and it causes these symptoms on the leaves. The solution, I'm afraid, is less water, increased air flow, warmer temperatures and lower humidity.

yes that makes sense i did leave the cuttings far too long under plastic bags to propagate them.Im never sure how long you should leave them. This one originally was in a very sad state and i was trying to throw it away by pulling it out when i realized it had actually rooted. This type of cleome can only be propagated by cuttings