Purplish new growth after flowering is normal. Transparent bumps on leaves are not pests or disease—cause unknown. Main concern: repotting into a larger pot 6 months ago increases root rot risk. Water very carefully; let soil dry more than usual.
Christmas cacti have fragile roots; unnecessary repotting often causes slow decline.
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