Your hens and chicks (18 inches, with "roosters" = tall flower stalks?) haven't bloomed. They bloom at 3–4 years old. The mother hen dies after flowering; chicks carry on.
That's normal! They're perfect for spilling over walls/pots. No fix needed.
Propagate chicks now for more plants.
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