Could I have killed seedling?

Hi,

This is my first grow. I planted a couple seeds directly into a supersoil mix at a depth of about an inch and moistened the soil with a spray bottle. Sometimes I left them near a small space heater to keep the soil near 78 degrees Fahrenheit. I planted them on April 27, 2020, but they hadn't sprouted so I went digging a few times to check their progress. I regret doing so, but it is what it is.

As I was digging for the seed, I think I disturbed the taproot. Could I have killed the seedling?

Yes. You'll know soon enough.

Damn hope they survive. The freebie seed I got sprouted really fast and looks healthy. I expected the same from the bodhi seeds and got impatient.

Patience is a virtue.

Ihave seeds I planted in soil a week ago, and they just started sprouting this morning. You have to be patient with this hobby.

All seeds ... All plants run their own terms.
Patience

Lesson learned. Will update if they sprout.
Here are some pictures. First one is the freebie sativa that sprouted. Second one is the seedling I dug up.

I didn't remove the other bodhi seedling from the soil so I don't have any pictures of it.

I checked on my grow today and one of the seeds has sprouted!
My concern now is that I might have contaminated the grow space as there is a small bug flying around. Is it something I need to worry about or do I need to sanitize my tent?