you know, 'Escargot' is a big drinker. in the summer, i watered it every 3 days, if not every other day and it LOVED it. i had it outside nestled in my flower beds and it got watered when i watered them. try a bit more water? don't go overboard, but just step it up slightly and see what that does.

also, i might not be picturing what you're saying correctly--i wonder if the leaves are just big and naturally a little droopy because of their size?

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well the leaves are not to big yet. Some of the leaves are nice and thick and others around the edges thinned out and sag. I'm sorry, I don't know how else to describe it. Also is it ok then if i water them even if the dirt is still moist to the touch?

I think you can keep it fairly moist, tho' of course be sure not to keep it soggy. Also, I'm wondering about that 'south' window. That might be too much light. Rexes, and other rhizomatous too, prefer little if any direct sun, tho' bright light is fine. And if you've only had it a couple weeks, you should possibly check its roots to see if it got too much water before you got it and you have some root rot. Probably not, tho'--I bet more water and possibly less sun will fix it right up.

yesterday i put my escargot on a tray filled with pebbles and water. I hope this fixes the humidity problem. Also, i spoke to a lady at the local nursery. She told me the thinning and sagging of the leaves could be, i'm giving it to much water.