Now is a great time to split that baby up and repot them.
There's some great instructionals online. When you split them and repot them, don't forget to bag them for a month or so until the root system can get established.

We'd love to see pictures if you're able to share.
Dora

I personally would opt to separate and repot soon. I've learned that going a few weeks or a month or two without a blooming plant is nothing compared to the years of beauty in having a healthy/blooming plant that is in optimal condition. Having several (in your case 3 or 4 suckers/plants) competing for the crown/energy of the plant means that not one of them is getting what it deserves. IMO, that stresses the plant and puts it at risk.

By separating and repotting - sure, you'll have to postpone the blooms and pleasure from that but you'll be ensuring the health, wellbeing, and ultimately pleasure from more healthy blooms by moving ahead now to fix it.

Oh, I've posted a link below to the place that I use to share pictures here. Some other people use photobucket but tiny pics is 2 steps and I've had good results with tinypics.

Here's how it works (best of memory here)
go to the TinyPics website
click on browse and find the pic you want to upload, select that image/file
click on upload now
highlight the code in the 1st option (html for websites)
right click
select copy (or for a shortcut, press control+c)
(the code is now saved to your computer's clipboard)
right click inside the text box where you make your post for this message board where you want the image to appear
click paste (or shortcut of control+v)
The code for the picture will appear
when you click on preview message, the actual image will appear in the post for you to see how it will look

Once you do it a few times, it will become 2nd nature

Looking fwd to your pics :)

Dora