Where she is "patched" look like a very nice opaque PFR red. The legs are nicely colored as well.
As you said, the clear patches keep her from being a totally colored PFR though, and she would likely be labeled a low quality sakura.
If you want more like her, why not just get high quality cherries? If you breed her, you are introducing the clear spot genes into the high quality ones and actually taking a step back in your selective breeding.
As you said, the clear patches keep her from being a totally colored PFR though, and she would likely be labeled a low quality sakura.
If you want more like her, why not just get high quality cherries? If you breed her, you are introducing the clear spot genes into the high quality ones and actually taking a step back in your selective breeding.