baged organic humus sub for compost

Hey riu i was wondering if i could use humus in place of compost in my mix im following a recipe from the rev in skunk mag.the plan is 1 part perlite,1part humus,1 part baged soil(organic jungle growth brand) or top soil and i plan to feed with humus (compost) tea adding fish ferts molasses also plan on useing organicare pure grow and bloom.also the humus i have is 80% compost and 20% manure its the only compost availible,that and mushroom compost.im just getting back into things and needed advice.

I use both def need a lower humus to compost ratio

They are pretty much the same thing. The forest humus will have greater bio-diversity and may also be more decayed; commercial compost quality varies as do the components used to make it. I've purchased compost that was sea-based, derived kelp or shrimp by-products and sphagnum that was a lot like forest humus. Earthworm castings definitely differ more than the two, being a bit more crumbly in texture.

So my question is instead of regular compost could i use the humus in its place

Yes, in general anything calling for a cup of compost, a cup of humus can be used instead or vice versa.

Thanks nullis, so does my plan using compost tea with fish ferts and molasses and a little big bloom sound solid besides organicare pure grow and bloom its all i can get my hands on