How to identify Euphorbia lunulata? Just remember these features
Stem: usually branched, very hard at the base. Leaves: the lower leaves are scale-like, while the leaves above the middle are narrowly linear-lanceolate. Flowers: overall yellowish-brown, with cup-shaped involucral bracts, usually blooming from April to June.
1. Stem
Euphorbia lunulata can grow to about 40 cm, and the stem is usually branched, very hard at the base.
2. Leaves
The leaves at the base of Euphorbia lunulata are scale-like and fall off relatively early, while the leaves at and above the middle are narrowly linear-lanceolate, about 2-5 cm long and about 2-3 mm wide.
3. Flowers
The flowers of Euphorbia lunulata are yellowish-brown, the flowering period is between April and June, and the involucral bracts are cup-shaped and hairless.