that wood ash is like, the most basic caustic stuff commonly created in the home! and the lime is super basic too! the lemon juice was a good decision. I very much suggest if you want to blend more, cut the wood ash, and run it through a worm bin after tis done its 2-3 weeks of warm/hot composting. Worms will take all that fertilizer, and make it readily available to the plants. look up Clackamas Coot's interviews, and his old forum posts, both as coot and lumperdawgz, to find really good links to worm composting resources.
Put the wood ash in the compost bin, and let it go through the full cycle of composting. it will help to basic up the Acidic environment of controlled decay.
I would get away from the bone and blood meals if I were you, mainly because scavengers will dig in your pots if it didn't fully compost. also, I don't think I would want to ferment those for liquid fertilizer. it would smell like rotting animals.
I mean the Korean natural farming stuff you see people talking about on the organic side of instagram and youtube. Kale, Apple, Banana(NPK all purpose blend) chopped up, mixed with enough brown sugar to pull the juices out, some pickling bacteria added, and allowed to ferment like wine grapes for a month or 2., strain, add molasses to make shelf stable. put the solids in the compost bin or bury in the garden. I basically followed the recipes on the Unconventional farmer website, modified with some of the Korean natural farming recipe methods. The Canna Organic fertilizers are ferments w/ added minerals. you can make 2-3(juicier fruit =more liquid) gallons of veg, bloom, or all purpose for under 20 dollars by learning to ferment.
You can do this with the dried kelp, and alfalfa meals too. you rehydrate them, mix an equal weight sugar, ferment and strain.
you can grow plants like comfrey, and stinging nettle in the high mineral soil you made, ferment those, and make some of the most wonderfully potent liquid homemade fertilizers on the planet. the only thing you could add to the food for the fertilizer crop is kelp. the sea kelp makes the comfrey and nettles have their full spectrum of fertilizer potential, where as you might have to wait a year or 2 for the glacial rock dust to be fully plant available.