LEGO Botanicals: Hanging Golden Pothos (11512) and Dark Flower Arrangement (11513) Arrive August 2026

LEGO has just announced two new additions to the ever-popular Botanicals theme, set to bloom on August 1, 2026. Your wallet can start to brace itself now. We're talking about the 11512 Hanging Golden Pothos and the 11513 Dark Flower Arrangement. These aren't just more plastic plants; they're bringing some fresh techniques and aesthetics to the collection.

The Hanging Golden Pothos looks particularly interesting, boasting new variegated leaves. This suggests LEGO is continuing to refine its dual-moulding techniques, first seen with the Magnolia Branches. The idea of chaining multiple Pothos sets together, mimicking how they grow in real life, is a clever touch for plant lovers. It definitely taps into that desire for a more expansive, natural display.

On the other side, the Dark Flower Arrangement caters to a different mood. Think gothic vibes or simply a desire for darker, more dramatic floral pieces. This set promises a moodier aesthetic with rich, darker hues, which is a welcome contrast to some of the brighter sets in the theme. It’s a good move by LEGO to broaden the appeal of the Botanicals line.

Both sets are priced at US$59.99.

It’s now sold in India; today’s price is on its set page. MyBrickHouse and Toycra will likely stock these 4–6 weeks after the global launch on August 1, 2026. Code ABHINAV12 takes 12% off full-price sets at Toycra, minimum order ₹500.

The piece counts are 372 for the Pothos and 562 for the Dark Flower Arrangement. While these aren't massive builds, the focus here is clearly on the display value and the innovative leaf and flower elements. The August 2026 release date means we have plenty of time to save up, or perhaps hope for a price correction closer to launch. For now, consider these a "wait and see" situation.

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Verdict: WAIT — check prices at MyBrickHouse and Toycra before pulling the trigger.

Correction (3 October 2026): we removed a US price, and any rupee figure worked out from it, because it isn't the Indian price.