A 4-5 year old Somona succulent's flowers have progressively faded from bright peachy-pink to pale pink/white, though foliage remains healthy in the same sunny window.
Flower color intensity depends on potassium (potash). Potting mix nutrients deplete after a few months. During the growing season, feed with a fertilizer containing potash (powder, liquid, or stakes). Stop or reduce feeding in dormancy.
Regular fertilization should restore vibrant flower color.
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