Leaves + roots forming at spike nodes = keikis. Your Phal is reproducing vegetatively!
Wait for roots >2 inches with green tips (active growth). Then:
Often = too much nitrogen fertilizer (high first number). Switch to bloom booster (high middle number) pre-flowering. Or low light triggered vegetative over reproductive growth.
If growths are roots not leaves—still pot them! Root keikis grow into plants too.
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