First Organic Indoor Grow, Opinions needed

Hey whats up everyone, im starting my first indoor organic grow very soon, and was wondering if you guys could help me on figuring out what i need to complete this grow. Right now as you can see in the picture, i have

Guanos: Nitrogen bat guano, Phosphorous bat guano, Seabird Guano
Meals: Kelp meal, Alfalfa Meal
Trace elements: Azomite
and then i have some blackstrap molasses, humic acid, garden lime, Greensand
i will be picking up some rabbit manure, Great White Shark Mycorrhizae, a cal mag supplement and some EWC.

What else would i need or am i good to go????

pics kinda blurry, sorry about that!

Sounds like you have it down. I'd also add some perlite to your mix to help lighten it up a bit.

Ya my soil is roots organic, so Ill definetly throw some perlite in

Should I dilute it 10 to 1 and use it as a foliar feed to?

organic live soil u wont need the calmag. kick up the ewc, alfalfa, kelp meal, tomato fert and perlite for sure. that will get u near water only grow. a tea noe and then ur good

See now this is where im a lil confused, how much of each should I mix into the soil and how long should I let it cook. What would be the right amount for each ingrediant, cause I don't wanna burn my plants up

And I'm growing 12 plants, starting them in one gallons then transplanting into 3gallons

I'm transplanting to 5 gallons*

organic u wont burn anything...follow the directions will get u close then ull establish ur feel, don't overthink & make it tough than it is, if u get the soil half ass right, ull do fine. a man wouldn't want to hook up with a female that's as resilient, and tough as these mary j gals

Damn straight!

Save up some of the alfalfa, guanos, and ewc for tea.

I'm by no mean an expert (if you want expert advise, here's a good place to start: https://www.rollitup.org/organics/636057-recycled-organic-living-soil-rols.html) but from what I've gathered you can risk burning your ladies if you don't let your soil mix "cook" for a bit. The standard is 4 to 6 weeks.

Also, you don't want to start seedlings in this mix as they can burn very easily. I would start seeds off in a 1/3 mix of peat/quality compost or EWC/aeration.