From Ground: Start by watering the chinese alangium plant to dampen the soil. This will make it easier to dig up and reduce the risk of damaging the roots. Proceed to dig a wide diameter around the chinese alangium plant using the shovel or spade, taking care to keep the root ball intact. Gently work the spade under the root ball and lift the chinese alangium plant from its original location while ensuring minimum distress to the roots.
From Pot: Start with watering the chinese alangium plant. Invert the pot gently while holding the chinese alangium plant at the base. The plant should slide out with its soil and roots intact. If it doesn’t, tap the edges of the pot lightly until it does.
From Seedling Tray: First, water the seedlings to make the soil moist. Use a dibber or a suitable alternative to gently push up from the base of each cell to carefully lift and separate the chinese alangium seedling without causing any damage to the young roots.
