it'll transplant fine with proper precautions...

1. a couple days before the planned move take a spade and cut a spade-deep circle around the root ball...once the circle is cut douse with a heavy solution of super thrive and water then give at a rest for at least 24 hours. come back with your pot ready and carefully remove the ball without disturbing the roots (they should be compact and wet enough to move easily) then gently place in your already prepared pot (soil in the bottom with a spalsh of your super thrive solution that the roots will rest on) then fill with soil...do not compact the soil. firm but not tight...i usually let the water settle the soil into the new pot. one more dose of super thrive and they should be ready to grow on...

good luck