Newbie Update research FERTILIZER + Brand Reccomendation

Recently I posted a NEWBIE question in regards to what fertilizer to use. I did some research which was very agonizing (HEY I want some props for doing my own reading and giving what I find. LOL,)soo many people has so much to say about NPK, Burning, frequency, etc.. Its one of those subject that everyone has an IDEA about. its like asking what is the best STRAIN (You will get hundred answers). So as a Newbie and NERD, I did my research, Cause I wanted to try to do the best I could on a slight budget. So this what I am going to buy. I found all this on Amazon for about $12.00 dollars each I found it all local for about $14.00. After Shipping and handling it was just cheaper to buy in city. All of this was also at HTGSupply.com. These are all quarts, since I am only doing like 3-5 plant. They have gallons,etc.

For Vegatative Growth:
Fox farm GROW BIG
1 TEASPOON per Gallon at every watering
1 US quart = 192 US teaspoon OR 192 Feedings (Cant beat that)
12-7-7 NPK

For HEIGHT of Veg. State
Fox farm BIG BLOOM
4 tablespoons per gallon at every watering (Ouch! That seems a lot)
1 US quart = 64 US tablespoon so 16 feedings per bottle
0.01 - 0.3 - 0.7 NPK


For Flowering
Fox farm TIGER BLOOM
2-3 teaspoons per gallon at every watering
1 US quart = 192 US teaspoon OR 96-64 Feedings
2-8-4 NPK

Now the real questions:

Are these too strong?
Should I weaken?
Should I do every water?
is this good for MJ
Anbody Every use?
When do I stop using the Super Bloom When I flower?
Do I need all three, or could I just do GROW BIG + TIGER BLOOM

The GROW BIG was reformulated at 6-4-4. When I went to pick the stuff up, the guy was some kind of expert and he started reccomending all kinds of other stuff. Of course he didnt know I was growing MJ. and I was pretty sick of all the CONFLICTING advice. So i am sticking with this, and will post the results later

I hear lots about Bat Guano???????

Yea dingo, i use bat and seabird guano, along with worm castings, seaweed, and all that good shit, my plants love it