The main stem stands upright, 50 to 100 cm in height and does not extend any more, and several branches radiate from the tip. These branches extend very long diagonally upward near the horizontal, and further divide the branches. The root leaves disappear during the flower season. The main stem leaves are wide oval to oblong, 20 to 28 cm long and 9 to 15 cm wide. The base has wings and a wide pattern, the leaf quality is thin with short hairs on both sides, and glands on the back. The tip is slightly pointed, the edges have irregular low serrations, and the tip protrudes small. The leaves of the side branch from above do not have a handle, are oblong, and become smaller as they move forward. . A headless flower is applied downward from the roots of the leaves that line the branches that extend horizontally. The head flower is 6 to 8 mm in diameter and sometimes has a wrinkle at its base. It is bell-shaped and there are 3 rows of rods, the outer one is short and the tip is round. The corolla is yellow. The fruit is 3.5 mm long, the tip sticks out like a bowl and gives off mucus, and has an odor.