Picture pls,, we really can't say w/out seeing them, May I pls ask have you had plants before?

Are they both curling?

are they in direct sun?

are they being blasted by A/c?

are they sitting in water?

do pots have drainage?

Karen is right-photo needed.

I cant upload a picture :(. It crashes every time :(

None of the above. Is there a varietu that perhaps has very curly leaves?

Does the pot have a hole in the bottom? I haven't heard of any curly leafed Spaths.

Try your pic again pls, use the Houzz Photo icon.

Yes the bottom.hbbottom.has holes. And the leaves are just curling up ...

Looks like a peaty mix. When you water soak the whole pot in a bucket of water for 10-20 minutes or so and lift and drain. Note the heft of it and then don't water again until noticeably lighter.

tj

Sorry, I don't see what's wrong. Are you referring to the wavy edges? (When the older stems fall down like the one on the right, I clip it off down low.)

The outer pot is a drum? Cute.

Thanks socks! What does "looks like a peaty mix" mean?

Tsuga is saying the potting mix it is in contains a lot of peat moss. I do not know if s/he is suggesting a repot or not. Is it in the mix it was in When you bought it? I don’t know whether to suggest a repot into your own commercial mix or not. Others here know more than I. Since you just bought the plants, Probably best to let them adjust to their new home for now.

I think it is a beautiful plant. I have a small one right now and I can only hope it will look that good one day. Good luck.

Yes it has holes at the bottom and a plate :). I have read thay they like their soil moist, do you suggest deep watering?

water until it runs out the bottom in the sink or outside. I do mine outside in the shade a couple times in the summer, hosing the leaves at the same time. Allow to sit on a newspaper a couple hours or overnight which will let the final drips run out. Return to drum. These plants communicate when they are dry by wilting, then they bounce back. Probably not best to wait until it wilts. As a previous poster said, sometimes you can tell how dry it is by the weight of the pot when you lift it.

Thank you sooooo much!!!!! One last question. Do you recommend 'deep watering' onle twice in Summer? We are in Winter in Australia so just wonderingwondering :)

It’s almost impossible to tell someone a watering schedule because the circumstances can be so different—humidity, temperature, potting mix, type of pot, double potted like yours or single potted. Lift the pot for weight, stick your finger in an inch or so to see if it’s moist down below.

When you feel the plant is due for water, you should allow water to flow out of the bottom every time, to insure the entire root ball is dampened.