12-04-2017, 10:09 AM
I'd think the opposite, you'd paint leaves green either way. When they are marked it must be a sign that special caution is needed.
This would explain the mark in the stalk since those aren't red by default.
In the attachment you posted, the annotations are there to guide a specific color pattern. That's completely logical. In the VM though, you'd get a g for green on one of a thousand green leaves? I'd find it more logical if it was supposed to mark a special case like yellow or grey or gold.
One other thing is the problem that there are other marks in the vm plants as well, which are harder to link to color annotations. An example that comes to mind is thewavy symbol in the centre of a flower. I'm still on my phone so can't post it now, but you surely know what I mean.
Then again, what is it if not a color annotation?
This would explain the mark in the stalk since those aren't red by default.
In the attachment you posted, the annotations are there to guide a specific color pattern. That's completely logical. In the VM though, you'd get a g for green on one of a thousand green leaves? I'd find it more logical if it was supposed to mark a special case like yellow or grey or gold.
One other thing is the problem that there are other marks in the vm plants as well, which are harder to link to color annotations. An example that comes to mind is thewavy symbol in the centre of a flower. I'm still on my phone so can't post it now, but you surely know what I mean.
Then again, what is it if not a color annotation?


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