If you accidentally buried the rhizomes when dividing S. leucophylla, don’t worry. As new growth emerges, it pushes the crown upward. Erosion and growth will expose them within a season.
Only repot if the crown is more than ½ inch deep. Otherwise, leave alone—disturbance does more harm than shallow burial.
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