Succulents is the set I point people to when they ask which Botanical Collection piece is actually worth the money. 771 pieces, $49.99, and instead of one plant you get a full arrangement: nine different succulent and cactus builds, each its own small model, arranged together in a planter.
What makes it different from the rest of the line
Most of the Botanical Collection is one flower type per box. Succulents packs variety into a single set: rounded rosette shapes, tall thin cactus columns, and a few trailing pieces, all using different build techniques to get the textures right. That variety is the whole reason this one gets recommended over some of the single-plant sets in the same price bracket. More build, more visual interest, same $49.99.
There’s no motor, no lighting, no minifigs here either. Like the rest of the line, it’s a shelf piece, not a play set.
Resale read
This is the Botanical set with the broadest buyer base: succulents themselves are a genuinely popular decor trend independent of LEGO, which means demand for this one isn’t purely coming from LEGO collectors. That’s a real edge over the rest of the line once it retires. It won’t move like a licensed set with a fandom behind it, but for a non-licensed decor piece, it’s about as strong a hold as this category gets.