Some day I will be brave enough to try soil and organics....
It's pretty easy once you get the hang of it imo. There is a learning curve. But soil is pretty forgiving. I had to learn the concept of feeding the soil, not the plant. Our goal is to create a healthy soil food web, so that the plant and microbes can work together.
It helps to have a worm bin or compost pile too. The cool thing about worms is that you can feed them amendments, and they'll break them down, and then you can use their nutrient rich castings to mix into your soil, or top dress, or to make aerated tea. Or you can do a combination of all three.
Some people do get a little crazy about making ferments, IMO and going the whole KNF route, and that can be intimidating. But you don't have to do all of that to grow good weed. Then you have the religiously pure organic people who only use fertilizers without animal byproducts at all. Some people take things to the extremes. Lol.