From Ground: Begin by
watering the redclaws plant to dampen the soil. Once the soil is moist, it's easier to dig without damaging the roots. Use your spade or trowel to dig a trench around the plant, maintaining a safe distance from the main stem to ensure the root ball remains intact. Carefully work the spade beneath the root ball and lift the plant with a gentle lifting motion.
From Pot: If the redclaws plant is in a pot, ensure the soil is moist before commencing. Instead of yanking the plant out, place your hand over the top of the pot, holding the plant's stem between your fingers. Flip the pot upside down while lightly tapping to loosen redclaws from the pot.
From Seedling Tray: Usually, seedlings are easier to transplant. Water the redclaws seedlings in the tray prior to the transplant. Hold the stem, lightly push from the bottom of the tray to ease out the seedling with the roots intact.
