enough fertilizers until the flowering stage?

im planting 9 clones tomorrow.. fuck im so stoked. im planting them way up in the forest somewhere i only know, ive been working on the soil for so long.. i dug it all up because there was way to much big rocks and infertile soil, i wouldn't have had a good grow..

i replaced a lot the old soil with good dark topsoil i colected from around the forest, its rich in organic matter and is, of course, organic. i also added 3 bags of oraganic compost with manure, mostly high in nitrogen. ill add 2 or 3 more bags tomorrow along with more topsoil. i added a big bag of peat moss for water retention, and tomorrow i plan on buying some worm castings and mixing it into the top part of the soil for the plants to take in. i also put in a couple handfulls of bone meal, and some decaying grass clippings, high in nitrogen.. this always works with my flower garden. ill put some grass clipings around them plant as well of course for mulch.

will all this be enough fertilizer for the first couple months of my crops grow? when they start flowering in augest im gunna start a organic liquid fertilizer high in phosphorus.. will this be enough to last to auguest so i dont have to fertilize and worry about over fertilization? any ideas are great, all organic though... thank you.. ill post sum pics when i get them growing.

i know aroung here in b.c. bears will dig up your holes if theres bone meal in them,and i know if your plants have to much nitrogen come august they will start flowering late which is really bad because of the frosts.

i really dont think there will be any excess nitrogen.. im adding compost with manure, not just manure...
im not to worried about bears here in Ontario, they usually keep there distance... i rarely see them and i've never seen a bear in my property.

yea you will be fine. what you have is the SUN. a lot of people use nutes because they cant mimic the sun so everything helps but since your growing outdoor you have the sun