Even, clean fills in almost every leaf. Some leaves have a darker rim where paint pooled at the edge as it dried, which is a sign of a very wet brush finishing the shape.

Real variety on purpose: yellow-greens, olive and grey-greens, and a warm brown for the stems. Not one green for everything.

Veins dropped in while the leaf was still damp, so they're soft (top-middle sprig). The first time edges have been varied deliberately.

Readable, varied leaf shapes with natural curves, and stems that branch instead of standing stiffly upright.