From Ground: Begin by thoroughly watering the leea plant the day before you plan to transplant it to make the soil moist and easier to dig up. Then take a shovel or spade and dig around the plant leaving enough distance from the base to ensure all major roots are not disturbed. Once that's done, gently lift the plant from the ground ensuring the root ball remains intact. Remember that it's crucial not to do this task in a hurry.
From Pot: Start off by gently turning the pot sideways or upside down, while carefully holding the leea plant by its base. If the plant seems a bit stubborn, give the pot's sides a few gentle taps to loosen the potting soil and roots. Remember to handle it with care to prevent any physical damage to the plant.
From Seedling Tray: If the leea plant is still small and in a seedling tray, simply turn the tray upside down and gently pat the bottom. The plant and its surrounding soil should slip out easily.
