From Ground: The best way to start is by watering the orange Honeysuckle plant, it makes the soil moist and easier to work with. Using your gardening trowel, dig up around the plant carefully so the root ball stays intact. Trying to keep the plant's roots as undisturbed as possible, work the trowel under the root ball and carefully lift the plant.
From Pot: Water the orange Honeysuckle plant to make it easy for the roots to slip out of the pot. Turn the pot sideways and lightly tap on its bottom to slide the plant out, remember not to tug the plant by its stems or leaves. If the plant is root-bound (roots circling the inside of the pot), gently loosen up the roots with your fingers before transplanting.
From Seedling Tray: Water the orange Honeysuckle seedlings well, this makes them easier to remove from the tray. Using a pencil, push up from the bottom to pop out the seedling along with its root ball. Handle the seedlings by their leaves to ensure no damage is done to the stem or roots during transplanting.
