From Ground: Begin by
watering the area around the Easter lily cactus to moisten the soil. This makes it easier when you start digging. Use a spade to gently dig around the plant, forming a wide circle. This ensures that you don't accidentally harm the root ball. Once the root ball is visible, use the spade to carefully lift it from the ground. Remember to lift from below the root ball, not by tugging on the plant.
From Pot: If the Easter lily cactus is in a pot, watering the soil can help to facilitate the removal process. Turn the pot to one side, hold gently onto the top of the plant’s root ball and wiggle it loose. It should come out easily, but remember not to force it out.
From Seedling Tray: When you're looking to transplant Easter lily cactus seedlings from a tray, lightly water the tray first, making it easier to remove the seedlings. You can use a trowel to help ease out the seedlings, ensuring not to damage the roots.