It's probably grateful for the rescue, lol. Good! because it's a lovely hosta, holes and all!

Looks like it can use a bit of sunshine too. I'd watch the green leaves. If they are newly flushed, they may still take on colour. If they don't, it's up to you whether to cull them and when. If they remain solid, they will outgrow your TOC soon enough.

I left solid leaves on my June for a year. The following summer I was able to remove the solid eye (on both June's) and it is now growing as Halcyon, mama to June.

If those leaves are random and don't form an eye, you could twist them off as close to the base as you can and it's done. ;-)

Don't you just love the substance of June and her progeny? Can never have enough of any of them!

Thanks so much, Josephine, that really helps!

Yes, I love June and her family as well!

I'll keep a close eye on the leaf developments, thank you. I think it might have enough sun, but will also watch out for that. Until this forum, I wasn't aware that they needed so much sun- live and learn!

Thanks again