Hi there! They very well could but most likely they will need to catch up considerably in size before blooming compared to the larger main stalk. The radial branches usually are not as robust but can do it - I have one right now that is pushing an inflo on a radial branch like that and the main large trunk has not bloomed yet but it has taken about 5 years - so it can happen. Some seedlings can bloom in a year or two and some take years. Some will also "false inflo" with an inflo that never develops and may branch but will not actually bloom.

Very nice. Agree with E. It can happen but will probably be a few years. Image 1 center left plant 's tip is very dark. It could just be the lighting but also looks the same in image 2. I'm sure you have look at it. Though I would mention it out of an abundance of caution.

Hi! Thank you for the reply. All feedback is appreciated! You're right, caution is best. I looked at the plumie you mention and it looks much better in person than in the picture. The main stalk has a dark colour indeed, but it feels perfectly firm and healthy. =) I think the lighting was bad in the other pictures.

Have a good day!

J.