Many plants topple because of lack of light; others because they are overwatered. And some just grow too tall for the pots. If everything else is ok, that could be the case with your plant. IIRC, they grow up to 2' - that is pretty tall for the pot. I would just keep beheading it when too tall leaving the part with roots in the pot, and re-rooting the cut off part...or cut even into 3 and root them, if needed.

Could you pls. post photo of the blooms?

I do not have the same plant, but the common Mother of thousands did bloom for me:

BTW, did you grow any plants from the tiny babies? I tried, but had only 2 and no success...

The stalk that is blooming is on its way out. Once the stalk blooms that piece dies, but you have a bunch of babies🙂. This particular plant can look unkempt if grown without pruning. That’s why they grow those thick long aerial roots, for support and stability. If you acclimate the smaller lower plants to stronger light, they will grow more compact. Generally succulents need much more light than houseplants.

That's beautiful! Here's a pic of the blooms. It's really just a collection of empty pods, which is interesting. They've been this way for a while, so I think this is it. I don't think there is a traditional flower, but maybe I'm wrong about that. I've only used the leaves when propagating the plant, but I think the two small plants in the original photo grew from those tiny babies dropping onto the soil.

Here’s a pic I found on World of Succulents of the flowers.

Yours just may not be open yet.

as i look at your plant ... the future is down low.. so if it were mine ... at the appropriate time .... i would just lop off the tall part and let the plant regenerate from the young new parts ...

and yes.. i would try to propagate what i cut off ... why not.. its an experiment.. and you might learn something.. and probably have plants to give away ...

i have NEVER had luck with clay pots in the house.. so two thumbs up on that since you seem to make it work ... but it makes me wonder if the pot itself is part of the issues you are having ... in my forced air furnace house.. the clay wicks water out the sides.. and that creates watering problems ... sooo.. if you do propagate some new ones.. try them in the standard plastic pot .. and hide it in a clay pot.. if you prefer the look ...

ken

Yes, I may be overwatering it! Thanks for your help! And I'm excited to see the flowers! They're beautiful!