Help! Bloom Out

I did a quick search through the archives but am
having trouble finding an answer.
I have a very-valued [to me] seedling that is going to
bloom for the first time soon. (It's a wide-cross
tectorum X bearded -- very difficult to make in the
first place) Trouble is, all three fans are putting up
stalks and there are no visible increases. I'm afraid
it's going to "bloom out". Is there any way I can save
this one?

I'm considering digging up the least-developed fan and
surgically removing the flower stalk, and replanting.
Maybe that would encourage it to form some increases
instead?????

Welcoming any thoughts or suggestions!
Thanks, Tom
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