Phals repotted 2 months ago: many new roots with green tips, some small new leaves. Leaves seem slow/stalled mid-growth. Water 2×/week with ¼-strength 20-20-20; flush every 4th watering. Moving position a few inches sometimes—cause?
Congratulations on healthy plants. Newly repotted plants take months to re-establish. Leaves look correctly lit. Change nothing for 3 more months. Plant must grow roots first; they then feed leaf growth. Can't rush nature.
Only matter at flowering onset. Otherwise, move only to adjust light level.
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