LEGO Botanicals 11506 Rocking Plants Officially Revealed | May 2026

LEGO has officially revealed 11506 Rocking Plants, confirming the next playful entry in the Botanicals theme ahead of its 1st of May 2026 release. Acting as a follow-up to the highly popular 10349 Happy Plants, this new set keeps the same lighthearted direction while introducing fresh designs and interactive features. With a 9+ age rating, 11506 includes 253 pieces and will retail for $22.99 / €19.99 / £17.99.

11506 Rocking Plants centres around two small, characterful plant builds designed to balance display appeal with simple play features. The first plant, Lumi, is a delosperma (ice plant) with vibrant purple buds, presented in a pastel green pot. The second, Ellie, is an echeveria with a long stem and coral buds, housed in a pastel pink pot.

Both pots are decorated with smiling faces and feature rounded bottoms that allow them to wobble: the green pot rocks back and forth, while the pink pot rocks side to side. For extra play, the pots can also be swapped between plants or even be combined with those from 10349 Happy Plants. Together, Lumi, measuring over 7 cm tall and 9 cm wide, and Ellie, measuring over 14 cm tall and 8 cm wide, make another cute and expressive LEGO Botanicals set for 2026.

11506 Rocking Plants

Set Name - Rocking Plants

Set Number - 11506

Age Range - 9+

Piece Count - 253

Minifigures - 0

Price - $22.99 / €19.99 / £17.99 - Shop Now at LEGO.com 

Release Date - 1st May 2026

11506 Rocking Plants releases on the 1st of May 2026, but what do you think? Will you be adding these playful LEGO Botanicals builds to your collection? How do you feel about the rocking pots and their compatibility with 10349 Happy Plants? Let us know your thoughts and opinions in the comments below, and check out all our latest LEGO Botanicals coverage

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