What’s the set number all about? This is more like a minikit style of build, but does still belong in the Botanicals range. Anyway, on with the show! I like the idea of this set, as soon as I saw it. The box is cute, with a flappy opening. A magnet on this would have sealed its styling! It has a nice booklet inside, being made like an exclusive release, rather than a magazine gift. The design is simple, but offers a small amount of quality in terms of its features. Just from the box art, you can see that there is little ladybird amongst the succulents. What a sweet little addition, there’s even a little frog, too!
This is a very small build, but somehow shrinks even the smallest of the Botanicals sets! Overall, it is ver sweet, and offered a learning opportunity with the effect of hand-on practicality. It is a great gift option, with it being more than what a poly or pappy bag set would offer you. I can see there being more of these, but I do believe that it is a licensed set, offered to a company for it’s design and creation, though, it is very much like an abridged set from Lego, themselves. If you want a small construct, or want to grab a cool option for a youngling to try out, this is alright. Not much to say really…I like it and it shows what you get, there’s not much more than that!
First Impressions – I was intrigued by this, but it isn’t a formally numbered set, still, it’s cute!
Price-Point – Average
Time to Build – 20-30 Minutes
Score: 7/10
(All details were correct at the time of writing, 9th August ‘2026)
