The Fatsia Betonicifolia is an uncommon, modest plant and can be found only near very large lakes. It blooms twice a year, for 2 months. It has thin, squared leaves, which are usually light green. It also grows quite large flowers, which can be grey and light silver. These plants grow within short distances from each other, but it's tough to control and maintain their growth. They have no use, but look nice in gardens. As a defense mechanism the Fatsia Betonicifolia produces a thick, sticky wax. They rely on winds to carry their seeds away to reproduce. Once pollinated, they grow fairly large, delicious nuts.