Organic feeding

I use organics. Sure they will work for indoors. Indoor composting or adding uncomposted materials is not advised. It's a mess and can create problems in your soil. Fully composted top dressing and tea is enough. I also use manure successfully. Adding some bat or seabird guano to your tea is a good idea. I add molasses to the last day of tea brewing so that bacteria production does not get out of hand. Just keep it simple.

 

Howzit. I grow organically in soilless mix in fabric pots.
Honestly the only inputs you're putting in that will help your plant is the vermicompost. The molasses is alright too, but only as an adjunct. Egg shells and banana peels won't cut it. Many organic growers live in fantasy land where NPK doesn't matter - it totally does. As it stands, you have none. Organics will have lower NPK amounts than salts because salts do not contain any organic matter, and a higher percentage of each rating will be insoluble (meaning it must be broken down before available to the plant). But the organic matter eventually becomes humus which helps the soil run a lot smoother and helps with its structure and microbial population.
Get a balanced dry meal fertilizer to feed the soil and plant. Down to Earth is a widely available organic company and a good place to start. I'd recommend their Bio-fish or Bio-live. Ditch the eggshells for gypsum, and ditch the banana peels for some Langbeinite aka sul-po-mag.
PS - Fish hydrolysate is a better idea than a whole fish, and is invaluable as a quick form of N.

 

Hey dido! Glad ya got ya self all set up n ready to get your indoor grow on. I as well grow organically using the verimicompost as the main source for nutes. Both thepopeofdope n PoiBoy79 are right. Ya definitely don't wanna throw uncomposted materials in due to it not being readily available for your plants n your NPK won't be as high as the bottle nutes going organic.
You could've amended the soil prior to have it super charged to handle your growth cycle or you can add dry amendments that will get your soil started with microbes n a host of other things beneficial to your soil. Some places like 'Nature's living soil' offer a product called Nature's Living Soil that helps set up the microbiological life within ya soil naturally. It contains all the amendments n trace nutrients in the pack that jumps starts the soil. I believe 'Build A Soil' offers dry amendments or starter packs as well to get your soil started. The amendments by themselves will be too "hot" if you add them individually n immediately place your plants in them.
They will surely burn since it didn't have time to break down n be readily available for your plants. Sorry if I'm talking ya head off. Just know there are definitely ways that you can have your soil ready to go n filled with an adequate amount of NPK to get you thru the growth stage.

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Bat guano and SB guano does not smell bad. Yes, tea is compost tea. Uncomposted material will smell.

 

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