2026 LEGO Botanicals official images
Posted by CapnRex101,
11501 Tulip Bouquet was revealed last week and a lifestyle image on LEGO.com showed more upcoming Botanicals sets. Those sets have been officially revealed today.
11504 Peace Lily, 11508 Daisies and 11509 Flowering Cactus will be released on January 1st.
Pricing information and lots of images are available after the break...
11504 Peace Lily
- 474 pieces
- £54.99, $49.99, €59.99
Enjoy a harmonious craft project with the LEGO Botanicals Peace Lily (11504) building kit for adults, which lets nature lovers create a beautiful piece of lily decor. Feel your creativity unfurl as you craft the elegant LEGO Peace Lily, which includes lilies in 3 stages of a life: discover 2 buds, 2 partially open flowers and 2 flowers in full bloom. Marvel at the lifelike LEGO flowers before discovering fun details, including a recoloured carrot for the shape of the spadix on the half-bloomed lily and a popcorn piece at the top of the spadix of the lily in full bloom. Displayed in a peach-coloured plant pot, the LEGO Peace Lily becomes a gorgeous piece of flower decor that will bring a touch of tranquillity to any room.
11508 Daisies
- 133 pieces
- £12.99, $14.99, €14.99
Let young imaginations blossom with the LEGO Botanicals Daisies (11508) building set for kids aged 9 and over. Girls and boys will have lots of fun creating the sweet bouquet, which includes 3 large daisies, 2 stems of small daisies, 3 calming sprigs of lavender and vibrant green stems. Offering a perfect balance of cheerfulness and tranquillity, the petite LEGO bouquet features highly realistic flowers and an adorable lucky ladybird on one of the lavender stems, a cute addition that’s sure to delight young builders. Once it’s complete, kids can show off their LEGO flower bouquet proudly as aesthetically pleasing bedroom or desk decor that will never wilt or need to be watered.
11509 Flowering Cactus
- 482 pieces
- £24.99, $34.99, €29.99
Delight young plant lovers with the LEGO Botanicals Flowering Cactus (11509) building set for kids aged 9 and over. Packed with details, it lets girls and boys have fun creating cool cactus decor. Kids will feel their creativity flourish as they build 2 cacti models. The larger LEGO cactus is in full bloom and features a pink flower with a yellow centre on top, while the smaller LEGO cactus features pink buds in various stages of growth. The cacti are an authentic shade of green and are both displayed in a pastel blue plant pot, making it easy for kids to show them off as bedroom or home decor once they’ve finished building.
What do you think of these Botanicals sets? Let us know in the comments.
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No pictures for the wall mounted one?
When will we get Planty in the botanicals lineup? Because, that one I'd likely buy.
Hey big 'un, playtime's over!
Gorgeous sets. And is that a new color in the daisies set (used for the lavender sprigs, along with the lavender and medium lavender colors that already exist)?
The Ladybird/Ladybug in 11508 somehow manages to look like its up to no good. It has an evil expression.
Love these, especially the daisies which are good value (and the ladybird) and the cactus which is nice and compact and wont take up a lot of space or be prone to having bits knocked off it, again, good value too!
@xoddam said:
"Hey big 'un, playtime's over!"
Yarp
I like the look of the cactus, but I don't like the way they overflow the edge of the pot. It makes it look like they designed it in a hurry, or tried to fit the cactus into a premade pot design.
Buying that cactus for a pink castle faction and upgrading Renegade arrows to Pinktron.
Yes, I know, no I don't care.
Daisies looking especially good. Definitely need a full meadow!
1st Jan could be a bit pricey with Botanicals, Speed Champions and Chinese Festival. Hoping that the Modular isn't too irresistible!
I’m actually going to consider these ones
I like the cactus, that looks nicely built from standard parts. The others, I'm not so sure about. It used to be that some creative parts usage for fairly standard parts was used to create the flowers. I think they they have become a bit lazy. Especially the daisies. It looks like the petals are created primarily for this use, then combined with a specially printed tile to create the flowers. It doesn't seem very creative to me, it is just a collection of plastic flower parts that need to be assembled. This is too far from the originals, where regular LEGO parts were used.
@Lyichir said:
"Gorgeous sets. And is that a new color in the daisies set (used for the lavender sprigs, along with the lavender and medium lavender colors that already exist)?"
I noticed that too! Given that they’re probably retiring Medium Blue, a new color would make sense.
A 474 Piece Lily.
They don't do that much for me.
The lily has basically the same pot as the orchid 10311.
The daisies are cool as a small impulse buy, I suppose, but they don't look that impressive.
Wait till they get to the wall and ceiling hanging plastic plants, when the shelf space runs out... oh wait, it's already happening! ;)
I like all of them especially the Daisies and peace lily
beautiful Lego
@lordofthebricks614 said:
" @Lyichir said:
"Gorgeous sets. And is that a new color in the daisies set (used for the lavender sprigs, along with the lavender and medium lavender colors that already exist)?"
I noticed that too! Given that they’re probably retiring Medium Blue, a new color would make sense.
"
Oh no, is medium blue getting purged? I mean, it is pretty close to both sand blue and, ermm, bright light blue? Fiat 500 rerelease blue? Cactus pot blue? Well, whatever that's called. I really appreciate the midtone colours personally though, would definitely miss it going forward.
Now that lilac-looking bluish purple (wouldn't be surprised if its official name isn't far off, lol) is very pretty! But I can't imagine why LEGO couldn't just add it to the palette without replacing another colour. It's not like they're in a financial crisis like the tragic day when teal was lost (even if they did reintroduce that eventually, complete with a new name that fits right in with all the other dreadfully drab colour designations).
Oh well, guess we'll find out! And if the rumour is true, at least medium blue had a good run. I assume its part availability will still be multitudes of that of spring yellowish green... I tried to build a spring yellowish green MOC once. My bank account will be haunted by the memory for the rest of its days.
@DekoPuma said:
"I like the look of the cactus, but I don't like the way they overflow the edge of the pot. It makes it look like they designed it in a hurry, or tried to fit the cactus into a premade pot design."
I have never been able to keep a cactus from overflowing a pot. They always bulge out over the edge regardless of how big a pot I put them in, so it looks totally natural to me.
@mlemley43 said:
" @xoddam said:
"Hey big 'un, playtime's over!"
Yarp
"
PC Angle, sorry Angel!
@mlemley43 said:
" @xoddam said:
"Hey big 'un, playtime's over!"
Yarp
"
Narp?
They really should have made this a licensed set with some minifigs and a little scene hidden in the pot....
@Samuel4El said:
" @lordofthebricks614 said:
" @Lyichir said:
"Gorgeous sets. And is that a new color in the daisies set (used for the lavender sprigs, along with the lavender and medium lavender colors that already exist)?"
I noticed that too! Given that they’re probably retiring Medium Blue, a new color would make sense.
"
Oh no, is medium blue getting purged? I mean, it is pretty close to both sand blue and, ermm, bright light blue? Fiat 500 rerelease blue? Cactus pot blue? Well, whatever that's called. I really appreciate the midtone colours personally though, would definitely miss it going forward.
Now that lilac-looking bluish purple (wouldn't be surprised if its official name isn't far off, lol) is very pretty! But I can't imagine why LEGO couldn't just add it to the palette without replacing another colour. It's not like they're in a financial crisis like the tragic day when teal was lost (even if they did reintroduce that eventually, complete with a new name that fits right in with all the other dreadfully drab colour designations).
Oh well, guess we'll find out! And if the rumour is true, at least medium blue had a good run. I assume its part availability will still be multitudes of that of spring yellowish green... I tried to build a spring yellowish green MOC once. My bank account will be haunted by the memory for the rest of its days."
Just a guess, but seeing as it’s only been used five times this year, it seems pretty likely. It’d be the first solid color retired since Light Stone Grey in 2012.
The daisies look like a really good deal! It's also a cheap option to pick up a lot of the new foliage elements. I'm not really interested in picking them up anymore though.
Really good sets, and looks like good value too.
I always like the flowers that come with brick built vases
January 2026 is going to be an expensive month, along with Feb bricklink shipping, definitely picking these up.
My wallet will definitely be pushing up daisies
@xoddam said:
"Hey big 'un, playtime's over!"
You're off the freakin' chain!
@Bricklunch said:"The Ladybird/Ladybug in 11508 somehow manages to look like its up to no good. It has an evil expression. "
It being specifically called out on the back of the package like that only adds to the impression.
No complains, all are great looking, good part givers
@LegoHound33 said:
"No pictures for the wall mounted one?"
I saw comments about this on the article from Nov 6 as well. What wall mounted one? I see no pics of a wall mounted one in that article.
@Huw, did something get changed/edited/redacted in the Nov 6 article where you split up and zoomed in on that picture of the four Botanicals sets? Are you even allowed to mention it? Blink once for yes, twice for no.
@gearwheel said:
" @LegoHound33 said:
"No pictures for the wall mounted one?"
I saw comments about this on the article from Nov 6 as well. What wall mounted one? I see no pics of a wall mounted one in that article.
@Huw, did something get changed/edited/redacted in the Nov 6 article where you split up and zoomed in on that picture of the four Botanicals sets? Are you even allowed to mention it? Blink once for yes, twice for no."
Yes, we were asked to remove part of the image from the prior article.
The line keeps hitting.
@dimc said:
"Buying that cactus for a pink castle faction and upgrading Renegade arrows to Pinktron.
Yes, I know, no I don't care. "
Those pink shields are wonderful.
Real plants: often cheaper, grow bigger, better for the environment.
…I’ll get my coat.
I don’t find any of these particularly appealing. But it’s the parts that interest me more.