It is a tall and slender plant, with long, green stems that stretch upward toward the sky. At the top of the plant, the stems sprout a cluster of spiky thistle-like flowers, which are a striking shade of deep purple.
However, it is the Thistlewood's roots that are truly remarkable. Instead of the usual tangle of tangled roots that are typical of most plants, the Thistlewood's roots appear to be shaped like a small person, complete with a head, arms, and legs. The root person is green in color, and its features are finely detailed, giving it a lifelike appearance.
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