Can't really help you with that... but I think I plucked (oops!) an incarnata sucker out of a pot that has P. amethyst growing in it. Do the suckers have baby leaves like seedlings do as well (the little rounded ones as apposed to the bigger lobed ones)?

Good luck!

Eric

WHen I dug my incense suckers I'd wait till they got 24" or more tall, then dug down around them leavin' a column of about 4" of soil intact.. I made sure I got some of the lateral root (the big one it grew from) then plopped it in a pot & made sure I kept it moist for the first couple days.. (tray of water works great) Crossed my fingers, and about 75% of 'em made it.

Didn't matter what time of year.

Incarnata seems to try growing in my lawn. Periodically I would go dig down & get a bit of root, pull it out, & stick it in soil. Most all survived my brutality :) They ranged from 6" to 24" tall when I did this. If you are wanting to move it elsewhere in your lawn, I would do it soon so roots can take hold before cold weather.

Thanks for the advice. The suckers are in the lot next door, where the rental house is presently unoccupied. I have permission from the owner to dig up the suckers, but he used a weedeater on the lawn before I could dig 'em up.
It's supposed to rain tomorrow and I plan to dig them up after the rain.