cubensis with cannabis?

[drtask]

i've been throwing this idea around for a few weeks now. say one is looking for an "easy" source of CO2 for their ladies. if one were to route a passive intake/forced exhaust system that pumps CO2 rich air out of a fruiting chamber and into a grow chamber, would the CO2 put off by the cubensis be significant enough to help out the plants? and also. what would the risk of contamination be in the FC if one were to do this? i know it sounds nuts but i thought hey! why not bring the idea to you guys and see what the pro's have to say. please relocate this thread if it's not in the proper forum. let's see some opinions. thanks

drtask

[isca]

cubes don't like the high dosage of nutes you will feed your cannabis. two different type of nutes parameters. one is a decomposer and the other is a consumer. if you can solve that parameters you might be able to have a decent grow but the trouble won't be worth it. also, you want to look into benefitial bacterias and how they play important roles in cannabis soil compositions.

[drtask]

isca, what i meant was something along the lines of this.
first chamber: fruiting chamber with intake (exhaust line from grow chamber)
and exhaust (intake line to grow chamber).
second chamber: cannabis grow area with intake (exhaust line from fruiting chamber)
and an exhaust (intake line to fruiting chamber).

kind of recycling air type thing. i guess my question is: would cubensis put off enough co2 to really benefit a grow with this particular set up.

remember, all air between chambers would be filtered to maintain the two different environments independent of each other except for the co2/o2 air exchange.