Mother plant won't die from keiki unless it's weak (few small leaves). Strong plants support keikis that may even bloom while attached.
Nodes produce keikis or branches based on light: more light → flower branches; less light → keikis.
Increase light for non-bloomers. Try different conditions for each. Results may show next winter/spring.
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