From Ground: Begin by watering the lemon beebalm plant to soften the soil around the roots, making it easier to extract without causing harm. Using a trowel, gently dig a wide and shallow circumference around the plant, ensuring you keep the root ball intact. Carefully lift the plant from its location, preserving as much of the roots as possible.
From a Pot: If the plant is in a container, water it well and wait for a few minutes for the excess to drain. Turn the pot sideways, lightly tap or roll it to loosen the soil, and gently pull the plant out by its base. Be careful to avoid damaging the roots or stems.
From Seedling Tray: If the lemon beebalm is still a seedling, moisten the soil first, then use a spoon or small tool to gently remove the seedling, making sure not to damage the delicate root system.
