Blazor-ApexCharts : Gradient color options does not affects on Gauge chart

i'm use this code to implement gauge chart (RadialBar) with custom gradient color which have to start a color and end with another color. here is my sample code :

ChartOptions.PlotOptions = new PlotOptions
		{
			RadialBar = new PlotOptionsRadialBar
			{
				StartAngle = -90, 
				EndAngle = 90,
				DataLabels = new RadialBarDataLabels
				{
					Name = new RadialBarDataLabelsName 
					{ 
						Show = false 
					}
				}
			}
		};
	ChartOptions.Fill = new Fill
	{
		Type = new List<FillType>
		{ 
			FillType.Gradient 
		},
		Gradient = new FillGradient
		{
			Shade = GradientShade.Dark, 
			Type = GradientType.Horizontal, 
			ShadeIntensity = 1, 
			GradientToColors = new List<string> { "#E966A0", "#FFB84C", "#79E0EE" },
			InverseColors = true,
			OpacityFrom = 0.7, 
			OpacityTo = 0.9,
			Stops = new List<double>{ 0, 50, 100 }
		},
	};

But only the first color (#E966A0) affects to my chart!!
Can anybody help me how to solve this problem?
Thanks in advance.

-- Edited :

Thanks for your help
I've changed my code as follow :

ChartOptions.Fill = new Fill
	{
		Type = new List<FillType>
		{ 
			FillType.Gradient 
		},
		Gradient = new FillGradient
		{
			Shade = GradientShade.Light, 
			Type = GradientType.Horizontal,
			ShadeIntensity = 1,
			GradientToColors = new List<string> { "#FFD95A", "#FF6969" },
			//InverseColors = true,
			OpacityFrom = 0.7, 
			OpacityTo = 0.8,
			Stops = new List<double>{ 0, 50, 100 }
		},
	};

ChartOptions.Colors = new List<string> { "#1B9C85" };

Somewhat done so far. It start from Green color ('ChartOptions.Colors' property) and End with the first color of 'GradientToColors' property. But the second color of 'GradientToColors' does not affects to my chart. It's red color which i want to used that as End Color.
I want to start from Green Color, The middle of Track become Yellow color and the End Color become Red.
Can u help me how to accomplish this?
Thanks

The doc specifies for gradientToColors:

>The main colors array becomes the gradientFromColors and this array becomes the end colors of the gradient. Each index in the array corresponds to the series-index.

This means, if you are having only one series, you need to define ChartOptions.Colors being an array of one color (the beginning of the gradient) and GradientToColors being an array of one color as well.

If you want to add more series with different gradients, add colors in your arrays. If you have more series than colors defined, it will go back to the start of the array and loop.

Edit

You want the gradient to be more detailed than just a gradient between two colors. You should use colorStops instead, this allows you to specify exactly how you want your gradient to be. However, this option is, for now, not implemented on the Blazor version.