How many Silkies do you have?
Do you have different breeder groups? For like Paints, and BBS?
Do they do ok in extreme weather, cold and snow? Insulated coops?
Forgive me, I raise real chickens and still learning about these little fragile biting hairballs...

Where's the eye roll emoji!?! I'd pretend to be offended that you are implying silkies aren't "real chickens" but there's too much truth in the "biting hairballs"
I think I have around 30 silkies, I have a handful that will be processed and I think I'd like to be around 20 going into winter. I have enough now that I can start weeding out my ones that aren't heading in the right direction as far as type and faults. I've hatched some good ones from breeders this year and I have a few from my stock that I'll keep that look good! Perfect, no, but I'm working with what I've got!
Yes, different breeder groups. Right now the boys are bach-ing it, except for one pen with my 3 balck hens and the paint rooster. I only have 7 laying hens right now, the rest are juveniles still. Next year I'll will likely need to use the same hens and swap roosters to get the chick colors I want, so a couple hatches with enough time to clear out one roosters genes before adding the next.
Current hens and pullets:
Black - 3 hens, 1 pullet, 1 frizzle pullet
Blue - none, need to fix this next year!
Splash - 3 hens, 2 pullets, 1 frizzle pullet
Mauve - 1 hen, 2 pullets
Wheaten - 1 satin pullet
Partridge - 1 satin pullet
Current roosters and cockerels
Black - 1 frizzle rooster, 3 cockerels
Blue - 1 satin rooster, 1 cockerel
Splash - none
Mauve - 1 cockerel
Chocolate - 1 frizzle cockerel
Paint - 1 satin rooster
I feel like I'm missing a couple
Next year I'll have a true black pen (none of my blacks are from BBS breeding, all are from paint or black x black breeding so I'll continue them and if I hatch a paint pullet this fall I'll add her in there next year), blue / splash pen, Mauve, and chocolate pens. I have a chance if hatching chocolate paint this fall so if I get one of those she'll go in the chocolate pen.
Most of my pens will have a chance of frizzle and / or satin. Most will be trios or quads so it should be a fun year to hatch, grow out, and continue to "improve my lines".