Passion #1 + ICE & Cream auto - my Landlord and me outdoor

The plants are comming along as expected. Encountered a little warping and leaf necrosis, nothing to be concerned about. Could be the genetics, could be the soil, could be the lighting, could be my watering habits. They should grow out of it. One of the Passion #1 and the two Cream (the 3 earliest seeds to sprout) needed some help staying upright. Although by now the problem is mostly fixed, I am keeping the wire for now. I am feeding them nothing so far, which I am not used to. I started them in pure, ripe compost my dad made with rock dust, charcoal and a lot of attention to detail. It retains water badly, but is well airated and should be rich in nutrients as well as microbial life. They need water twice a day, the surface dries out within hours. I am pulling 5-10 little seedlings daily, that started to sprout as soon as I started watering. There is also some very finely grained white fungal action happening, this soil is definitely alive. Since I am used to growing on coco with mineral NPK and some enzymes, I am very curious, how well the compost will perform without additives . I am forming a biological fertilizter and additives plan, which should also benefit the soil long term. So far I plan on using: - Compost tea Microbial food and cultures (every other week) - Horsetail extract NPK 5-1,5-15 (every other week, maybe more in flowering) - Nettle tea NPK 4-1-3 (every other week) - Poultry castings NPK 4-3-3 + 1,3 MgO (when planting, maybe when flowering starts again) - Guanokalong NPK 4-8-1 (in flowering, when flowering starts -weekly -biweekly- dont know yet , have to read more) I still need to read more. The above may change. I still know very little about e.g. blood-, bone- and fish products, any input is welcome.