Brown spots and curved leaves on Strelitzia nicolai can stem from over- or under-watering. Without knowing your exact routine, here's the baseline:
Repotting often causes root rot in this species. Allow soil to dry deeper, water sparingly, and hope for recovery.
Provide more details (watering schedule, repotting history) for precise advice.
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