I dont think it will come back. If it was water logged for a few weeks without the drain holes.....then it may not come back at all. Take back to lowes......thnx russ

When you transplant a plant into a new pot or into the ground or where ever - it does have a tendancy to go thru a sort of shock period. If you have a large enough saucer - set the pot in it and water from saucer. Plant will drink what it needs. Do you live in an area where you will need to bring it inside over winter? Treat your plant as if it were your child - any child would naturally go thru shock moving to a new home, wind burned or not.

I'd keep watering it. It may come back from the roots, even this fall when the weather cools a bit.

Thank you for responding, tsmith2579. Before I received your response, I went to my local garden center to inquire. They told me to spray the plant with diluted dish soap and spray it into the soil as well. They assured me it was completely safe to do so. Well, I did as they suggested and the bugs seemed to die as soon as the soapy water him them. I cleaned it up and put fresh soil in the pot and set it out for a sun bath. Breathing a sigh of relief, I really thought it was going to be all good... Well, I can tell you all that what I did is apparently NOT and I repeat NOT what you do. My plant is now dead as a hammer and I am just sick over it. I have since read that maybe it was putting it out in the hot sun that did it in. I am unsure what happened. Hopefully, my misfortune will help someone else to avoid this trauma. -Frank