Hello Jonie,

The pale pellet-like residues in the magnified images are not insect eggs, but do look like either accumulated pollen (pollen counts have been high of late) or other non-living debris. The bleached spots in the leaf tissue itself are hard to diagnose, but don't look like stippling from pest feeding, or the early stages of a leaf spot, so are likely just due to mild environmental stress as they acclimate. If you haven't already, to help with root production and supporting the young plant's nutrient demands as it establishes, you can apply a complete (contains both N, P, and K) fertilizer, using the dosage recommended on the package. A liquid fertilizer will be more rapidly absorbed than a granular (dry-applied) type.

Miri