Cloning Cannabis and strawberrys together

Hey ive got an ez cloner120. and have got 60 clones rooted. would it be safe to clone my strawberry plant and let it root in the same unit or do i risk infecting,stunting, or damaging the cannabis plants? what can clone together , just our of curiosity!

OK. This isn't going to help much, but I can't imagine you getting many responses so I will throw it in.
I put a strawberry plant (at seasons end) in my flood/drain system about 2 months back. It's doing OK. No new berries etc but looks happy (running EC of 1.4ish)
Roots on strawberries are fairly small so that should be O.K.
I would have the strawberries in a soil pot and try to root the runners into the cloner when they appear. (Look up strawberry planters, will give you an idea of what I mean) You may have to wait until the right time of year.
Peppers, chilis and basil are my other favourites. Just pot them up when you run out of veg space
The way I see it, use up all available space with whatever plants you have.
Saves wasted light/electric.
Also helps with nosey neighbours if you have something legitimate growing and they see you with something plant-related.

could dip it in some h202. ive cloned tomatoes strawberries and peppers in with my cannabis(in DIY aero cloner) with no negative results a few times.

Hello Poly! Dunno if you remember the last photo of the strawberry but it's basically done nothing. Just sitting there looking happy. I suspect it needs to come out and be over-wintered.
Thoughts?

as far as I know there is nothing wrong with it, just make sure the plant/plants you put in with your cannabis, are disease free, check for spider mites, funguses and other possible problems before you introduce them into the same steril enviroment you have your canna in...especially if you brought them in from outside...

not a strawberry grower err sorrry man, but when i did grow them they did sit for a while before they took off again. i just grew them cause i found them outside my house.

Strawberries are mite magnets. Mostly red mites but the two spotted as well so beware.

Cheers dude. I'm going to keep it under the light and see what happens.
A couple of my bonai chili's started turning red a couple of day back and it's happening fast!