If they were mushy, I doubt very much you'll get any plants growing. Mushy is usually rotten.

Yeah, that's what I kind of figured. Just hoped I might be wrong!

If you remove the mush, and get green insides, healthy firm flesh, they should grow fine. The tips I can see if your photo don't look healthy, a healthy cut won't shrivel that way. Sometimes when you have rot, it is already inside the entire plant, i.e you can;t remove it because there's no healthy plant left. Each tie you cut, make sure you use a clean, sterile knife, not one that you just cut through rot with. then make sure your plants are in a dry spot, in the house, or under shelter where they won;t get moist from dew or rain. Best luck!

Sorry, but I too believe these are goners. Look closely at the soil at the base of plants, very fine particles, looks like leftover of the original mix, which really needed to be completely removed. It's likely continuing to hold the old rot or whatever made it mush.

I'd toss 'em & also pls be sure to sterilize any of the tools you may be using to work w/ it. Better luck w/ the rest of them.