Organic nutes for flowering?

Could anyone recommend a good organic fertilizer for flowering? I'm currently using
5-1-1 Alaska Fish Emulsion for veg. All input appreciated.

The plants will be happiest if they get a variety of ferts. Maxicrop soluble powder (1-0-4) is a great fertilizer for everything- starting seeds, veg, flowering and foliar feed. The dry powder lasts forever and is inexpensive to ship. The Fish Emulsion you have is great stuff, containing all of the micronutes your plants use. Blood (N & Fe), Bone (P & Ca) and Kelp (K & misc micros) meals are great inexpensive, organic ferts to mix in with the soil. Guanos are often high in P and/or N, as well as a number of micros and work well both mixed into the soil or as a tea. Certain types of ash are very high in Potassium and are excellent flowering nutes. It's best to buy them commercially rather than use ash with unknown components. We use palm bunch ash. Ashes are usually very alkaline and need their Ph adjusted before using.

Good Luck

Wow..thanks Mother's Finest. I think you about covered it.

Iguana juice bloom, mang. Or buddah bloom. Anything with the word bloom, haha.

I would recommend General Organics (Biothrive, BioBud) all you need to add to the line is sugar (molasses or bud candy), silica (amend soil with volcanic rock), enzymes (Hygrozyme), endo and ecto mycorrhizae, and benificial bacteria. The vegan organic is nice because the nutes don't smell bad like organics that contain fish and guanos. Also I am thinking it has a lower metal count being vegan to because a lot of the metals come from the use of fish. I also use liquid karma by botannicare.

I like this line better than the AN Iguana Juice or the buddah grow. Roots organics blows real hard.

Ive been wondering about finding a product for blooming also. I dont know if I rly need it as Im using a soiless mix with blood, bone, and kelp meals. Also with lime and fungi. Plus watered with molasses. Would I need to add additional quick nutes or am i probably good on nutes? Oh i mix mushroom compost in the mix also