Adición de Blackstrap Molasses al programa outdoor/soil Biobizz- Try Pack (Fish/Bloom/Top Max). Cual es vuestra opinión?

What do you think, friends? Will there be shock from nitrogen (N) deficiency? Will the switch from mineral to organic bring positive or negative changes? What do you think? Is the change justifiable? The grow is 5 weeks old and I added some nitrogen to the Bionova Autoflowering Supermix because I saw the leaves were a very light green, and with this addition of N, last week it looks beautiful, but Bionova is mineral and what I desire more philosophically is to keep it as organic as possible. With five weeks and still in vegetative, the Biobizz program gives the vegetative stage two weeks of nutrition (without adding Bloom and Top Max yet). How many weeks should I continue the vegetative program starting now? The two that the Biobizz plan states? Or should I wait until I see the beginning of flowering and then give it the minimum of 10 weeks of the Biobizz flowering plan, before the final flush? Can the cycle of an auto, outdoors, be done in 18 weeks (due to the height, the leaves, node spacing, and smell, I give this grow an extra 2 to 3 weeks before the start of flowering, and since we are at the beginning of spring and with the climate I have, very Mediterranean with lots of light, high humidity, and between 23 and 27 maximum and 12 and 15 at night (almost perfect climate), I give at least 8 weeks for complete flowering). So we will have at least 16 to 18 weeks of total cycle until harvest, and with the wonderful rain that has fallen in the last six days and from the photo I’m sharing in the question, I think we will have a yield (not abundant and more so because the strain is moderately productive, but the quality is top, top, top... and it’s already visible from the beauty that the grow shows. And I confirm my opinion that "autos" outdoors and in Mediterranean climate give their best grow in quality if planted starting in March and taken until mid-May, and because the summer and direct sun in southern Portugal puts the grows under a lot of stress with the heat, and while it’s easy to have a plant in 12 weeks, I see the buds drier than larger ones, but the quality suffers. For me, we will have top grow quality if we plant in early March and until mid-May or at the end of September and harvest in mid-November, to catch the rain coming in March and October.