Probably. It's just not going to be very big. Give it extra water and a little fertilizer. In fact, if it stays dry, give all your hostas water. People think they're drought tolerant because they don't wilt, but they actually love to be damp. Dry hostas eventually just fade away.

Water yes, but do not give fertilizer at this time of year. You will end up with weak top growth that will get blasted in a freeze/frost. That will just stress the plant even more. Just give it plenty of water. It will grow roots this fall and be OK in Spring.

Steve

it should be easy to look and see if next years pips are still there

ken