I would guess that there is something piercing the leaves and sucking the sap.Look very carefully under the leaves. Any aphids? They are likely to go for the fresh new growth. I notice that the older leaves in the background are also quite distorted so were presumably attacked when they were young.

Here is a link that might be useful: Scroll down to 'Insect and mite problems'

Theres no insects on the plant or under the leaves that I can see.
It does have fungus gnats in it but there mostly controlled now.
But there are soil mites in the soil that look exactly like mites but you can only see them if you stir up the soil.

That's all you have to be concerned about? Really? Way to go! ;-)

Scheffs are pretty much bullet proof if you don't over-water, so stay that hand that works the watering can until the plant is almost but not quite dry. Nutritional problems often cause leaf distortions or malformations, and soggy soils cause plenty of nutritional issues, so you can see where I'm going ..... What are you using for a fertilizer? how often? when last?

Do check for mites and scale - they're not always easy to spot until you get familiar with what you're looking for.

Al

Well, on monday I got those Miracle grow spikes and put on in with it. Its the first fertilizer I have ever bought for my plants so I thought they could use some right now as they are putting off new growth. I only put one in instead of three as it is January so ya.
I went over the whole plant with a flashlight and a handheld microscope and couldn't find any mites on the plant or scales. But while checking the soil there were some skinny white worms. They went gnat larvae as these were long. Any Idea what they could be?
Thanks for the help!

This post was edited by MrBlubs on Thu, Jan 23, 14 at 21:53

Sorry, Dont know why my post are all doubling....

This post was edited by MrBlubs on Thu, Jan 23, 14 at 21:42

Theres no insects on the plant or under the leaves that I can see.
It does have fungus gnats in it but there mostly controlled now.
But there are soil mites in the soil that look exactly like mites but you can only see them if you stir up the soil.

Sorry again :\ Don't know what's going on

This post was edited by MrBlubs on Thu, Jan 23, 14 at 22:02

I guess Ill get to of them then. They were just kinda there and I just bought them for some reason.
Thanks for the help!