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you mean transplanting them in the sense of rescuing them from an Easter Death?

yes- you treat them like a growing plant. for each bulb, put a handfull of bulb food or bone meal, then a handfull of sand, then the bulb with the foliage still in place. water them in, and let them soak up all the sunlight they can get.

they will not, most likely, bloom next year- the forcing process really puts them through the wringer. but they WILL grow- and ultimately reproduce.

Make sure to leave the foliage on them, the bulb needs to absorb the nutrients back into it for next year but... if the spent flower has not been removed do so to keep the plant from wasting energy producing seeds.