No worries, mate!
This'll be an opportunity, heheh. I'd recommend doing water after this and then back to another Cat, sort of a Cat/GE rotation. That should work out just fine - you have 6 weeks left?
I'm in on this one to bud.
Cheers
That's second run soil. And second run soil is always hotter than freshly cooked soil, so you did good. Did you just cut a hole and drop the new one in, or did you break it up first?
That's not uncooked soil.
Be sure you add the recharge when the time comes, though. The beasties are fully alive and they'll eventually need more minerals.
Oh, and don't ever try to start seeds in anything but freshly cooked soil or even plain ProMix. Second and third run soil often just eats the seed.
The LOS people tell us that it's better not to disturb the intact fungi structures that have spread all through the rootball. The one I did was a reveg and it turned out really well. 
But I can't say it was to the old intact pot of soil. 
hahahahahhaa wizardry
sorry
im being a massive doughnut here but...
If the Blue Dream looks healthy after this next Cat, I'd give it a second one (for a total of three), and then go back to a water/GE cycle til finish.
Second run soil doesn't need more amendment or a cook. It still has the recharge in it and the biota are fully populated all throughout the soil, so it's ready to rock a second time. Many of us have simply cut the old rootball out and plunked the new one right in there. - works jus' fine.
Anyway, nope, you're good to go immediately with a used pot of soil. The second round will be better.
If you let the old soil go dry, the biota will go dormant and you'll have to bring it back to life before you use it again. Just wet it down and warm it up. It doesn't take as long as the initial cook though, maybe a couple weeks. And you shouldn't keep unused soil very wet - just enough to keep it moist and humid in the bin. I toss my trim in there to add humus, and to monitor the soil life.
