I say they could not till after they ate of the tree of knowledge as they had no desire to without the knowledge of good and evil. Sex and reproduction have good and evil aspects and they did not have that knowledge.
Eve had no free will while under Satan's influence.
She could not fight the power that God gave Satan to use against her.
He even admits she was deceived.
Regards
DL
Although she was deceived, it still remained her choice to take the fruit, which she knew went against G-d's wishes. People are responsible for their actions, regardless of the influence.
As far as them being fruitful and multiplying, they were. There are no references to timeframe; either to how long they were in the garden or to how long they waited to have children. Furthermore, unlike G-d's displeasure with them disobediently eating from the Tree of Knowledge, G-d does not demonstrate any displeasure with the timeframe with which they procreated. There is simply no Biblical evidence to support that assertion.
There was no time frame given but we know that they could not and did not till after they ate of the tree of knowledge and discovered they were naked. The were too innocent to procreate before that point in time.
If a Jew, then listen to this Rabbi explain that to you. She is quite good actually.
In the Room with Avivah Zornberg | On Being
To Eve.
A deceived choice means that she was not choosing what she wanted.
You seem to think that we can fight God's power that Satan yields. Is your God's power that useless,

--- even as God says Satan can deceive the whole world?
Regards
DL