LEGO Botanicals 10372 Hibiscus Rumoured For August 2025

Following on from the release of 10348 Japanese Red Maple Bonsai Tree and 10349 Happy Plants earlier this month, our range of brick-built flowers and plants will be expanding even further this summer with the release of two more sets. The two brand new LEGO Botanical models will launch on the 1st of August and include 10372 Hibiscus. The 18+ model includes a total of 660 pieces retailing for $69.99 / €69.99 / £59.99

The hibiscus botanical itself is a tropical flower known for its bold, trumpet-shaped blooms and lush green foliage. These flowers are native to warm-temperate and tropical regions around the world, well-known in cultures such as those of Hawaii and the Caribbean. With colours ranging from red and pink to yellow and white, the hibiscus is a beautiful part of nature and will make the perfect brick-built LEGO model once it releases later this summer.

For the build itself, we can expect the flower's signature shape to be recreated using a combination of curved elements and unique part usages seen in previous LEGO Botanicals sets. Each bloom will likely feature five overlapping and pretty large petals to create the trumpet shape. These brick-built petals will then be attached to the stem of the plant, utilising previous LEGO stem builds, while also surrounding a brick-built interpretation of the hibiscus' stamen.

Retailing at $69.99 / €69.99 / £59.99, a price similar to many of the theme's previous bouquet models, we can expect multiple stems of the Hibiscus flower to be included in 10372. LEGO will also likely make each of the hibiscus' included in the 18+ set a different colour to make the brick-built model as colourful and as bold as the plant itself. A mix of red, pink, yellow, white and purple, for example, would make another beautiful display model from the theme.

10372 Hibiscus

Set Name - Hibiscus

Set Number - 10372

Age Range - 18+

Piece Count - 660

Price - $69.99 / €69.99 / £59.99

Release Date - 1st August 2025

10372 Hibiscus releases on the 1st of August 2025, but what do you think? Will you be purchasing 10372 in a months time? What do you make of the Hibiscus flower in real life? Will you be adding the colourful, tropical plant to your brick-built botanical collection? What are you looking forward to most in 2026 from the LEGO Botanicals themes? Let us know your thoughts and opinions in the comments below.