These Lego flowers are on sale now, just in time for Valentine’s Day
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These Lego flowers are on sale now, just in time for Valentine’s Day
Note: This feature was first published on 5 February 2023.
Forget the traditional bouquet of roses as a Valentine’s Day gift. First, they’re expensive especially at this time, and second, they will wilt in a week. Instead, save your money and get something that will last. These Lego sets from the Botanical Collection don’t need water or sunlight, and won’t die if you forget to water them for a week.
What’s more, building the models together is a nice alternate date activity, especially on a rainy day. The best part? We found a few Lego sets on sale now on Amazon, so you can show your love and save some cash at the same time.
Need more Valentine’s Day gift ideas? Check out Amazon’s Gift Guide for every person on your list.
Lego Orchid
In our opinion, this is the best Lego set from the Botanical Collection. Beautifully realistic even down to the roots, and will look fantastic as part of the room décor.
Buy it now for S$62.85 with free shipping (U.P. S$79.90)
Lego Flower Bouquet
This big, beautiful bouquet actually looks good in a vase. Featuring a mix of flowers such as roses, snapdragons, poppies and daisies, you can customise the elements, and arrange the petals and leaves in any length you want.
Buy it now for S$71.90 with free shipping (U.P. S$79.90)
Lego Succulents
If flowers aren’t your thing, the Succulents set is just as fun as a colourful alternative. Consisting of nine individual plants, you can build and group them together in any arrangement you please.
Buy it now for S$62.70 with free shipping (U.P. S$79.90)
Lego Bonsai Tree
No trimming needed! For Zen vibes in your study, the Bonsai Tree set has interchangeable pieces that allow you to change the look of the tree between green leaves or cherry blossom flowers according to the season or your mood.
Buy it now for S$58.90 with free shipping (U.P. S$79.90)
Editor's note and disclaimer: The deals are not an endorsement or recommendation of the product from the editorial team. Instead, the listed items present themselves as a good deal based on the novelty factor and how much of a discount it is being offered from standard retail pricing at the time of publishing. Please note that we are not responsible in any way if you're unable to secure the listed offer due to errors on our part or should the offers expire by the time you've checked them.
