If it's in a bottle it's not true organics. You want compost, composted manures, boxed or bagged dry organic amendments that you mix into your soil.
Anything in a bottle is going to have a preservative, or whatever essential organic component it has that they are claiming makes their product great...is going to be heavily watered down, and not in it's true beneficial form.
If you want go the bottle route you should stick with synthetics, they will treat you better.
Building your own organic soil is cheaper, and in most people's opinion on this forum...makes a better end product.
This recipe will take you from start to finish, no need to cook, plant your clones or mature seedlings right into it.
15% peat moss, pine bark, or coco coir
35% aeration (I prefer Perlite or rice hulls but course Sand, and pumice are other options
50% composted organic matter (this could be compost, composted cow or horse manure, worm castings, leaf mold). I prefer a combination of as many different kinds of compost I can but whatever is available to you and the best quality is what you should lean on.
Neem Seed Meal or Neem Cake 1/2 cup per cubic foot
Crab shell meal or shrimp shell meal 1/2 cup per cubic foot
1/2 cup of Fish Bone Meal
Gypsum 1/2 cup per cubic foot
Langbeinite 1/4 cup per cubic foot
Kelp meal 1/2 cup per cubic foot
Alfalfa meal 1/4 cup per cubic foot
Oyster shell flour 1/4 cup per cubic foot