Ethan Crossfield 
Collectors who are considering whether to buy the next LEGO Botanicals releases or wait for a larger wave may want to hold off on planning their displays. A new leak reportedly outlines 13 sets for the first quarter of 2027, suggesting LEGO is preparing its most concentrated floral launch yet. The reported lineup spans bouquets, houseplants, branches, bonsai-inspired designs, and individual flower builds, although prices and official product details remain unconfirmed.
What changed in the reported 2027 lineup?
According to LEGO leaker BuggyLeaks, the company is preparing at least 13 Botanicals Collection sets for early 2027. The products are reportedly numbered 11515 through 11527, with nine planned for January, one expected in February, and three more scheduled for March. The source does not provide the complete set list, but several names have surfaced. Reported examples include Cherry Blossom Branches, Pastel Flower Bouquet, Modern Ikebana Flower Arrangement, and 11518 Lovely Plants. The leak also mentions Pastel Flower and Peony Bouquets, Chicory Flowers, Nasturtium Flowers, and Sweet Pea Flowers. These names point to a broad mix of display pieces rather than a single design direction.
Who should pay attention to this leak?
The biggest audience is likely to be collectors building a coordinated floral display, particularly those interested in smaller, characterful houseplant sets. 11518 Lovely Plants is reportedly rated for ages 9 and up and may continue the smiling-plant concept introduced by 10349 Happy Plants in 2025 and followed by 11506 Rocking Plants in 2026. If that connection is accurate, LEGO could be extending a recognizable subtheme for a third consecutive year. Larger bouquet builds may appeal to display-focused buyers, while the reported sub-100-piece flower sets could offer lower-cost ways to expand an existing collection.
What comes next before collectors make a decision?
There are no confirmed prices in the leak, so buyers should treat any budget estimates cautiously. The reported piece counts offer a rough indication of scale: 11522 Pastel Flower and Peony Bouquets are said to contain about 650 pieces each and could sit in a higher price tier, potentially around $59.99 to $79.99. By contrast, 11537 Chicory Flowers, 11536 Nasturtium Flowers, and 11535 Sweet Pea Flowers reportedly have fewer than 100 pieces and may launch below $20. Similar sizes and complementary flower varieties could also mean some sets are marketed as separate products designed to be displayed together. LEGO used a comparable approach with 11514 Cosmos Flowers and 11513 Dark Flower Arrangement in 2026. None of these details should be considered final until LEGO confirms the range.
What collectors should know
- The leak reportedly covers 13 Botanicals sets planned for Q1 2027.
- Nine sets are said to arrive in January, followed by one in February and three in March.
- Known reported designs include bouquets, cherry blossom branches, ikebana, smiling plants, and individual flowers.
- The leaked range may include both larger display builds and sub-100-piece entry points.
- Prices, final names, release dates, and the complete lineup have not been officially confirmed.
Expert View
This leak is notable because it suggests LEGO is accelerating an already expanding theme, but the missing product details make it too early to judge the full range or plan purchases around exact prices. The strongest takeaway is the reported release volume: 13 sets in one quarter would make early 2027 an important period for Botanicals collectors. Readers who are flexible should wait for official reveals, while fans of small plant builds or coordinated bouquets can use the leaked names as an early guide rather than a confirmed shopping list.
