They might be okay. It depends on how soon the ground freezes where you live. Here's a video that is about that exact subject. I usually do mine in the spring, but I have done them in the fall and usually they come up. Just watch the spot next spring and if you don't see them, transplant some pieces from another hosta plant. If you're planning to transplant the entire plant, I'd leave a little bit where it is just in case there is a problem. Once the new ones come up, you can dig up the rest of the parent plant. I hope this helps you.
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They might be okay. It depends on how soon the ground freezes where you live. Here's a video that is about that exact subject. I usually do mine in the spring, but I have done them in the fall and usually they come up. Just watch the spot next spring and if you don't see them, transplant some pieces from another hosta plant. If you're planning to transplant the entire plant, I'd leave a little bit where it is just in case there is a problem. Once the new ones come up, you can dig up the rest of the parent plant. I hope this helps you.
https://www.houzz.com/discussions/3365534/how-late-in-the-fall-can-i-plant-hostas
https://www.wikihow.com/Divide-a-Hosta
https://ask.extension.org/questions/188645
No, I don't think so. Just make sure they don't get too dry (but not too wet either) they should come back in the spring but here is some ideas
How and When to Transplant Hostas | DIY
The ideal times are in spring or early autumn. In most regions, if you can time it right, plant to transplant hostas before seasonal rains arrive. That way, the rains ...
Dividing Hostas Like A Pro - How & When To Divide Your Hosta Plants
Richard talks about the best time of year to transplant hostas, the tools to use and the soil and type of ... Fall division is also an approximately four week window. ... and, as you go south, that window for dividing hostas moves later into October.
How late would you transplant? - Houzz
Sep 21, 2013 - Late September through early October is my preferred time to move plants. Earlier this week I expanded my main hosta bed to alleviate ...
Hostas I want to the few plants that can be divided most time to be here. They may look even in the summertime unhappy after planting them. But they will perk up. If it is a time where they go dormant it will be fine. I’ve even divided mine up throwing them underneath the tree and didn’t plant them and they decided to plant them selves