Sick leaves, what is going on?

Hi guys! Thanks for your answers! They were in direct sunlight before, but inside. I am using organic nutes (FPJ and other KNF inputs). It just worried me, because right after putting them outside these symptoms appeared. Something even tasted my Sweet Valley Kush. So hopefully it is not more then some sunburn. And I'll add a bit more nitrogen. Thank You once again!

Normal for older first leaves to drop I don’t see big problem

I grow in plastic pots. Do people really know what their talking about? If your feeding by the label of your product, then you are over feeding your plant. Go half what the label says for the cycle their in. Keep your ph going in at the proper level and check your runoff waters ph and ec levels once a week and adjust if getting out of parameters

The only thing I see is that the first leaves are dying off - and I wouldn't worry about that AT ALL... trim them off - the top of the plant looks good and healthy and is obviously following the sun... The trick with taking ladies out from the house and into the sun is allowing them time to adjust to REAL sunlight... so whenever you do this, don't put them immediately into direct sunlight - they'll get badly burned and some may not make it. Instead, find some shade for them to stay in for a couple of days which will "harden them off". Moving them from the shade, then, into the direct sunlight will not be a problem for them OR you! Interesting that you have them in clay pots.... I'm sure you know this but clay pots will required a LOT more watering as the clay itself soaks up a good deal and will continue to soak it up from the soil drying the soil out quickly. It's good you haven't used plastic pots (terrible for weed!!) ... but you might consider fabric pots next go-round as they, like clay, will allow the soil to breathe but they don't rob the soil of moisture the way clay does. Have faith - this doesn't look all that bad to me! If the TOP leaves were looking like the bottom leaves, I'd worry - but you really don't even NEED those bottom leaves. Good luck!

Looks like a nitrogen deficiency