Wick watering is a method that allows you to always keep water in a reservoir under the plant to keep it continuously watered. You only refill the reservoir as it gets low, and before it goes completely dry. This method does require a very very light potting mix, typically about 50% perlite by volume. From your photo I can see that your mix is too heavy and would lead to root rot in time. I use a mix of 1:1 perlite to peat moss when wick watering. AVs also like to be extremely pot bound. Your pot should be no bigger than 1/3 the span of the leaves. A 12" plant needs a 4" pot, a 9" plant takes a 3" pot, etc. I would repot your plants into smaller plastic pots with a potting mix like that I mention above (I make my own mix.) Your plants look healthy and welcome to the hobby!

Thanks for the advise, i will try to find a mix for it, problem is i live in the philippines so commercial products like perlite are hard to find and most of the people dont know it

i only used the original soil it came from a little plastic pot, and added soil-less mix soil

and mixed some coconut coir on it, in terms of pot i will have to find new plastic pots for it again, since this was the smallest pot i was able to buy

any tips and pointers do i also need? If i am not able to buy a new pot will my AV die because i used a large pot i know you said they like to be root bound or will the soil mix is more important to change to decrease the risk of it dying

and thank you for welcoming me

you can tell, once you get the soil mix issue addressed, by the weight of the pot. when it gets lighter, it needs a little drink. it won't take long to learn to judge the 'feel' of the pot.