Food friendly nutrients with LED

Hello peeps. Nugachino here.

I'm wanting to do a kind of organic nutrient boosted soil for my plant/s.
I'm quite limited in what I can obtain.

I've gone and bought home hardware grade food safe nutrients. My soil is Richgro all purpose garden soil. Doesn't say what's in it. Neutrog GoGo Juice soil probiotic enhancer. With added kelp and fish. Yates Epsom salts (magnesium 9%, sulphur 13%). Brunnings dolomite ( calcium 14%, magnesium 8%).

Manutec soluble trace minerals (sulphur 6.29%, calcium 10%, magnesium 6.6%, iron 2%, copper 1.25%, zinc 1%, boron .09%, molybdenum .003. Munns better bloom for berries ( nitrogen 10%, phosphorus 2%, potassium 12%, sulphur 15%, calcium 2%, with other trace elements between .2% & .001%).

Are these okay? Are they good enough to get a good sized Bloom and Veg going on?

I've got 1.4ft of growing height. 1.2 x 1.2ft of width. And a 90w full spectrum, tunable LED to play with. Going to lst and maybe fim for height and yield control.

I know it's confusing but this is the organics section of the forum and organically derived nutrients is not an organic process. You are growing with nutrients so the nutrient section is likely a better fit for you
https://www.rollitup.org/f/nutrients.96/

I will help you a little and send you on your way to the right section. You are extremely high on Nitrogen with Munss Beta Bloom for veg and this is not an acceptable bloom nutrient from my quick glance. I could work ok for veg if reduced a little but it reduces the P K too far imo. Also it seems like you are double overkilling the traces between GoGo Juice and Manutec soluble trace minerals. The soil you chose seems like it doesn't have any NPK value to list so you will need to add a balanced nutrient.

Ok thank you. I haven't added anything to my soil yet. It's still waiting to be mixed. Sorry for posting in the wrong spot.