I put my seedlings in super soil, can I save them?

I put my germinated seedlings in super soil. I didnt think to look into it, this is my first time trying this medium. I noticed one of the indica seeds had started to sprout but it was brown. I dont think it was over watered or heat related. They are under 50 watts of light and the temperature around 78°- 82°. They have only been in the soil for two days is there any chance to save them or did I kill all the poor seeds? Thanks

Transplant them or no there's not much hope.

Go buy a bag of Black Gold seedling mix. Anywhere.

I plan on going to the store tomorrow to get some new stuff. You think I'll be ok just taking the seed out of the soil and putting it in the new mix?

I had some left over mix from my first run I was able to transplant 2 of them. They had already started to take hopefully that helps. I'll have to try to save the rest when the stores open.

Turnip_smasher said:

I had some left over mix from my first run I was able to transplant 2 of them. They had already started to take hopefully that helps. I'll have to try to save the rest when the stores open.

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It should be OK .

Thank you!

I left a few in the super soil and transplanted the rest. Some of them looked real bad but some of them have started to sprout. I will just have to wait a few more days and see what happens. Fingers crossed.

I go seedling soil for germination, then at 12-14 days transplant to party cups that are half seedling soil and half super soil, then into 1 gallon all super soil after another two weeks. Works well for me. Good luck!

Bugeye said:

I go seedling soil for germination, then at 12-14 days transplant to party cups that are half seedling soil and half super soil, then into 1 gallon all super soil after another two weeks. Works well for me. Good luck!

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I will have to make a note of that and try it for next time. So far I have experimented with coco, super soil and just regular miracle grow garbage. Some indoor and some outdoor. Having a blast learning new things. This is my first time so I am experimenting. Thank you

I experiment all the time, great way to learn. I also keep a log of what works and what doesn't so that I can break down the steps required to grow successfully to just a few simple rules. Saves me from having to many headaches related to being over technical about something that should be simple.

Capn-Crunch said:

I experiment all the time, great way to learn. I also keep a log of what works and what doesn't so that I can break down the steps required to grow successfully to just a few simple rules. Saves me from having to many headaches related to being over technical about something that should be simple.

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I have started a grow log, it is super helpful or will be. I'm enjoying all of this so much. I'm glad I found this page everyone has been very help so far.