What are these spots?

[Regrowth]

I'm growing a Platinum OG outdoors and figured someone will know what these spots are.
When I first noticed them a few weeks ago I did a bit of a defoliation... they're back again.
It's only at the very bottom of the plant at the moment and apart from that this girl is fairly healthy.

 

[Vegan4life]

Did you look at the underside of leaves for any critters?

 

[Vegan4life]

Happy 1 year anniversary!

 

[Regrowth]

None that I can see on those leaves. The plant has had a few run in with insects but that's just part of the package when you're growing outdoors. Mites, caterpillars, leaf hoppers... it's certainly been an eventful season. I'm sure she probably still has a few critters lurking about but this doesn't look like any of the damage I'm used to seeing. Thankfully, I don't notice these spots on the other ladies.

 

[Regrowth]

Happy 1 year anniversary!

Thanks man, it's cool that you noticed.

 

[Vegan4life]

I'm thinking it is some kind of critter... Here is a pic of grass hopper damage I found on High times web site...

 

[Regrowth]

It's close but there's no holes through the leaves yet and I believe it's spreading.
I'd initially thought it was leaf septoria to be honest but wanted a second opinion.

These look very similar.
Leaf spot - Wikipedia

 

[bobrown14]

Looks like leaf miner damage to me.

Leaf septora is a mold. Treat that with wetable sulfur foliar on.

Looks like pests - can spray with wetable sulfur for the pests and the molds.

I grow outdoors and dont really worry about this holes in a few leaves unless I see critters in numbers but that never happens. The pests have lots of predators outdoors. The pests come and go. The wind on the other hand can be devastating.

 

[Regrowth]

Thanks @bobrown14, I'll see if I can get some sulfur this week. I'm still leaning towards the leaf spots but it's good that it can treat the problem either way. She's about 4 weeks into flower, I guess it's safe to spray? If I can't get to town for a bit should I try defoliating again? I agree with you about nature keeping a balance and this plant has mostly laughed at the insects for trying... she really is easy compared to the other ladies I have at the moment. Having plenty of issues with them as well but one thing at a time lol.

 

[bobrown14]

YW - yeah my outdoor anything at harvest time is bonus so I don't stress on it too much.

I do the shotgun grow approach. Put out a bunch of plants and hope for the best and let them grow. I'll pick off the occasional snail (fuggers) but thats about it. At least the rabbits and the deer are not interested this year, thankfully.

 

[Regrowth]

I lost a plant to a rascally rabbit last year so I decided to raise the plants off the ground this time around.
I seen a few of them this summer but they didn't cause any trouble.