[FreakNature]

The simple answer is just plant it and see what happens. No need to worry about nutrients until it recovers from transplant shock, unless you want to drench the soil w/ seaweed extract mixture...which should help recovery. Make sure it gets enough water (soak the soil - not "floating") as many fine roots were probably injured or destroyed when it got pulled.

Once new growth starts to look good you can worry about fertilizing with some Alaska MorBloom or other organic fertilizer high in Potassium and Phosphorous.

Growers are very sensitive to "rippers", so when grown plant shows up out of the blue without explanation the acquisition will be closely scrutinized.