Change from FF Trio To?

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I currently use Fox Farm Trio of Big Bloom, Grow Big and Tiger Bloom.
I am looking to move away from Grow Big and Tiger Bloom products to a line of nutrients that is more soil friendly and not synthetic. I supplement the trio with CalMag, Silica Boost, Fulvic/Humic acid, molasses during flower, and dissolved Bone Meal (to the extent it dissolves).
I use what I believe is a solid soil mix I put together. This is the recipe

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To this mix I want to by adding Mycos or similar.
I am thinking of switching to Bloom City nutrients. It says it ā€œuses as many ingredients as possible from certified organic plant and aquatic sourcesā€.
The other is General Organics Bio Thrive Grow and Bloom.
I like these two lines because, both are straight forward 2 part base for veg and bloom and are organic.
Now I need your help. Any users with pros, cons, tried and changed, love it, expensive - whatever???
Any recommendation of comparable alternatives. Dry or bottled, Iā€™m just not looking to be mixing 10 components or brewing a bunch of teas.

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Check into jacks 321. Seems everyone here that uses it loves it for how well it works and for its simplicity and for its price point. . Iā€™ll be trying that next.

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@Not2SureYet has a couple of jars of it waiting for me to try and think Iā€™ll make the switch. But itā€™s not ā€˜organicā€™.

I would suggest that you are kinda sitting on the fence: neither ā€˜live soilā€™ grow nor ā€˜organicā€™. If it were me I would look for fertilizers instead, like worm castings, fruit bat guano etc. There are a few living soil growers here too: just search for them.

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Ah, yes. Missed the organic part

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On the other end I was thinking of just using Peters Peat Lite Special Fertilizer, 20-10-20 st $42 for #25 bag. Even less complicated than Jackā€™s.

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