Hitting F1 or h will show you the key. But for reference, the default colors are:
CPU:
- Blue = Low priority threads
- Green = Normal priority threads
- Red = Kernel threads
Memory:
- Green = Used memory
- Blue = Buffers
- Yellow/Orange = Cache
There are a couple of different color-schemes available, you can see them through hitting F2.
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