[Aeryn]

I'm new here, and have been growing for a couple of years now. Even better, I live in Alaska, lol. Recently, I was given a grow room and a RIP Bubba plant that was sickly. I managed to bring her back to life and managed to get a couple of clones off of her before a blown socket, that my lights were plugged into, killed her. It blew during her night cycle, and I didnt catch it in time.
Anyway, I've discovered I have a talent with clones. By accident did I discover I was monster cropping. During this time, I was also given a number of pepper plants(unknown variety), a few cactus, a bamboo plant, and two tomato plants.
I noticed that my cannabis plants seem happier with the other plants, but are there any risks with it?

My first hydro became "attached" to a christmas cactus, like it actively started wilting when I tried to put her in her own area, and she perked back up after I put it in with her.

Included photos are from 4 days ago.

 

[JerryGarcia]

The risk is only that you might bring insects or other kinds of contamination into your grow room. A couple years back, I had a plant that was being stubborn and didn't want to finish. I stuck it in my indoor room because the weather was getting very cold/wet. I had several plants in the room at the time. I ended up with thrips...first and only time I've ever had insects in my room.

 

[marshman]

The risk is only that you might bring insects or other kinds of contamination into your grow room. A couple years back, I had a plant that was being stubborn and didn't want to finish. I stuck it in my indoor room because the weather was getting very cold/wet. I had several plants in the room at the time. I ended up with thrips...first and only time I've ever had insects in my room.

Mites love tomato plants, I would never grow anything but weed in the weed rooms. You are just asking for problems.

 

[Vondank420]

Love it !!! I grow everything from heirloom tomatoes to Carolina Reapers
In fact Dec is my starting month.
Everything is from seed. (I wouldn't bring outside plants into my grow.)
Looking forward to watching your work.
I'm excited... I have some black kremi's I'm doing this year from a buddy that are just ridiculous--- zero splitting and sweet like honeycrisp apples...

 

[Chester13]

Love it !!! I grow everything from heirloom tomatoes to Carolina Reapers
In fact Dec is my starting month.
Everything is from seed. (I wouldn't bring outside plants into my grow.)
Looking forward to watching your work.
I'm excited... I have some black kremi's I'm doing this year from a buddy that are just ridiculous--- zero splitting and sweet like honeycrisp apples...

Me to bro from BC, Grow 8 different types of garlic 1300 this year, peppers reapers, white ghost, chocolate habs, red, yellow, green jalapenos. Lots of tomatoes, squash. Same everything organic, heirloom. I try to use Korean natural farming techs whenever I can. I grow huge Mongolian and titan sunflowers. 12-14 -footers. I don't grow any of this inside around my girls but outdoors my plants are surrounded by all my veggies.

 

[Aeryn]

The risk is only that you might bring insects or other kinds of contamination into your grow room. A couple years back, I had a plant that was being stubborn and didn't want to finish. I stuck it in my indoor room because the weather was getting very cold/wet. I had several plants in the room at the time. I ended up with thrips...first and only time I've ever had insects in my room.

I've not encountered any as of late. But I will keep my eyes peeled for signs, thank you.