Wodyetia Bifurcata likes a warm, humid, and sunny growth environment, and is resistant to cold, drought, and wind. The suitable temperature for growth is 20-28°C, and it can survive the winter safely at no lower than -5°C in winter. The soil requirements are not strict, but loose, fertile, well-drained loam or sandy loam is best.

The stem of Wodyetia Bifurcata is solitary, straight, up to 15 meters, and the stem can reach more than 30 centimeters. The stem is smooth, with ring-shaped leaf scars, silver-gray, slightly like a long vase. 8-10 pinnate compound leaves, gathered at the stem end, more than 3 meters long, the compound pinnae are divided into 11-17 small pinnae, the pinnae are lanceolate or the pinnae are deeply divided, spiral on the leaf axis, It is fluffy and radially protrudes, resembling a fox tail. Each pinna has several longitudinal parallel veins, the leaves are bright green, the petioles are thick and short, and the sheaths are tubular.
Monoecious. Pink spikes, many branches, longer than under the phimosis. Flowers are unisexual, often in groups of 3, with female flowers in the center and male flowers on both sides, with 60-71 stamens in the male flowers; the ovary of the female flowers has 3 carpels, 1 cell, and 1 ovule. The fruit of Wodyetia Bifurcata is oval to oval, about 6 cm long and 3.5 cm in diameter, orange-red when ripe. One seed of Wodyetia Bifurcata is olive-shaped oval with patterns on the surface. The inner fruit has many thick and hard fibers inlaid on the core like relief. The endosperm is uniform and the thousand-grain weight is about 20 kg. The germination type of its seeds is adjacent type.