Why does my Sunshine not get color even outdoor in the summer time
Anacampseros telephiastrum f. variegatum 'Sunrise'
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Open Jan 03, 2022 - 08:58 AM
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Jan 03, 2022 - 08:58 AM
Usually, colors get more intense as a result of increased sunlight or drought. You could try moving your plant to a place with more sunlight or not watering your plant as much.
However, your plant is variegated. That's where the pink and yellowish colors come from. Some variegated plants have been known to lose their variegation with time. This isn't super common with Anacampseros telephiastrum f. variegatum, but it's certainly possible.
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'Sunrise' (Anacampseros telephiastrum f. variegatum) (De Candolle): A standout container plant. The variegation on this small rosette reveals vibrant pigments of hot pink and apple green that will accent any planting. It is native to the rocky slopes of South Africa where it spreads as a gro...
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