Soaking the rootball may drown some ants but won't eliminate eggs or colonies deep in the root mass. More thorough action is needed.
Wait 5-7 days, then drench soil with 50/50 malathion/distilled water if ants persist. This targets any surviving eggs or stragglers.
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