Should be able to. I know one of the mfg's specifically says it cannot be transplanted/regrown in soil. That just could be to discourage people from doing it or they compromised the root system somehow prior to packaging. People transplant from hydro, or from store bought scraps all the time with great results. I'll be interested to see how it turns out.

I bought plants, tomatera, squash cucumbers.
A week after panting some are doing great, some look wilted.
I have not added any starter or fertilizer yet?

Been just shy of a month now and the lettuce is back about to the size you'd buy in the store. I haven't eaten it yet, but will the next time I have a need for lettuce.

^^^^^^
Those Onions look awesome
Not sure I’ve ever seen wire support cages on squash like that though….

well, here's the story; you are not looking at squash; that's a tomato plant; the dang squirrels stole all my tomatoes last year; so i'm trying this to see if i can grow tomatoes in an enclosure; i have my reservations, but i'll be danged i'm gonna feed that squirrel again