The difference between Euphorbia and Red Euphorbia

1. The difference of flowers:

The former is a cup-shaped inflorescence, which looks like a small cup surrounded by yellow-green. This inflorescence is quite unique and is peculiar to it.

The inflorescence of the latter is a cyme, the flowers are arranged like small balls, the flowers are very small and light purple in color.

2. Differences in roots:

Euphorbia usually has two or three rhizomes. The roots are relatively large, about 16 to 20 cm long, and cylindrical or conical in shape. The color is gray-brown or darker brown. The surface is rough and dull, with many texture marks and some protrusions.

The shape of the red euphorbia is like a cone or spindle, 6 to 14 cm long, slightly shorter and thinner than the former, and the outer color is gray-brown or more reddish-brown.