Worm castings guano and fox farm nutes.. Is that enough?

I am starting my plants inside in seed starter soil. After they have rooted well i was going to put them in some peat moss mixed with worm castings, dolomite lime, and perlite. Im thinking worm castings arent enough so if i add a dose of fox farm grow big every couple of waterings, should that help the lack the little bit of phosphorous and potassium needed during the veg?

Itll pretty much be the same for when i transplant outside, except i was gonna add a little bit of guano to the top layer of soil when flowering began and throw in some big bloom and tiger bloom every few waterings.

Should this work or do yall recommend i add some more to the mix?

yes this will work well, although you may want to get both kinds of guano ones high in N for veg and high in K for flowering, you can simply top dress each plant and it will work great.

growing last year i used regular potting soil for my plants, when they were vegging i top dressed each plant with 2-3 tablespoons of high nitrogen bat guano and about an inch of worm castings, i also feared that this wouldnt be enough so i added 5-1-1 fish emulsions every few waterings, this turned out great the plants grew huge and bushy . For flowering i top dressed each plant with 4 tablespoons high potassium bat guano and used botanicare probloom soil every few waterings. The end results were great i didnt yeild that much (1lb for 5 plants), but the buds were very good and healthy looking. great smoke too.

So yes definately use worm castings and both types of bat guano, and supplement it with something in your water to make sure there are no defficencies (you cant go wrong with FF).

Dude thanks man. That is the exact answer i was looking for. I would definitly give you rep if i knew how, but i appreciate your help. It always confuses me on which type of bat shit is high in which nutrient but i can figure that out at the hydro store.

No problem man im just happy to share my information, and that your plants will be mainly organic thats awesome

The difference between bat guanos is where they come from, which may be because its from a different species of bat or because they have a different diet, idk im no expert. there are some links

http://www.planetnatural.com/site/mexican-bat-guano.html

http://www.sunleaves.com/detail.asp?sku=JBG400

theres a star thing...