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Edit:
I'm an idiot LOL. The reason I just didn't use the speed gro on unfiltered soil was because I setup alot of sprinklers to do all the watering for me. So I don't do any watering.
In hindsight I couldve created more sprinklers and used speedgro on a new patch of soil.
You can hit the tile with the pickaxe to return it to untilled soil and remove whatever soil additive was there. Then till the soil again and add a different additive. In your case though, you should be fine provided you water on the day you plant so Speed-Gro shouldn't be necessary.
Ohh ok sweet! Thanks!
Came to post that same tip, man. Good thing someone told you before me!.