It will nedd more water than normal, especialy if it's real hot. It's a very hardy plant, and you have to try to kill them once they are esthablished

ok- first, could you turn off the Caps Lock? it's the key above the 'shift' key on the left side of the board.

now- depending on how much abuse the stems themselves took during the transplanting, the top growth may well be dead (if the stems are crimped, nothing gets through) and need to be trimmed back.

with proper care, it will put out new growth, regather its strength, and go right back to taking over whatever pocket of dirt you stuck it it.

how much sun is it getting, what is the soil like, and how often are you watering it?