How many separate models does Tiny Plants include?

The set builds several small, self-contained plant models rather than a single large structure.

Does the set include any minifigures?

No, like the rest of the Botanicals line, Tiny Plants is a display-only set with no minifigures.

What colours make up the set?

Dark Orange, Reddish Brown and Tan form the earthy base, with Lime used for fresh, bright foliage.

Botanicals

Tiny Plants

Tiny Plants is part of the Botanicals line and builds several small potted plants rather than one large model, using 758 pieces in total. Earthy Dark Orange, Reddish Brown and Tan sit alongside fresh Lime for the foliage. This page breaks down every part by colour and quantity.

Set number: 10329
Year: 2023
Pieces: 758
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Botanicals
Different parts: 124

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 124

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (30)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Description

An earthy palette rather than bold primaries

Dark Orange, Reddish Brown and Tan cover the pots, stems and branches, while Lime provides sharp contrast for fresh leaves and new growth. It's a deliberate move away from the bright primary colours typical of many LEGO sets, aiming instead for a more natural, botanical look. If you're after earthy tones for a plant-themed display or diorama elsewhere in your collection, this set's colour mix is worth sourcing pieces from. Several other Botanicals releases lean on similar earthy tones, so pieces from this set tend to slot easily alongside them.

A shelf piece, not a play set

Like the rest of the Botanicals line, Tiny Plants includes no minifigures; it's built purely as a display object for a shelf or desk rather than a play scene. That's worth knowing upfront if you're comparing it against sets of similar piece count that include figures, since every one of the 758 pieces here goes towards the plants themselves rather than characters or scenery around them. That focus is worth bearing in mind if you're expecting a play scene rather than a still-life object.

124 unique parts for leaf-level detail

Small botanical details, individual leaves, twigs and blossoms, need dedicated shapes rather than repeated standard bricks, which is why 124 unique parts appear across the 758-piece total. That's a moderate but purposeful level of variety: enough to keep individual leaves and stems looking distinct without turning the build into a sorting challenge, and several of these pieces are genuinely useful for other plant-themed builds afterwards. Small leaf and blossom shapes in this density are relatively uncommon outside sets built specifically around foliage.

Several small builds instead of one large one

Rather than one continuous project, Tiny Plants is structured as multiple separate small plant models built one after another. That changes the pacing compared with a single large build of equal size: you reach a finished result several times over rather than only at the very end. Builders who like a quick sense of completion partway through a set will likely find that rhythm more satisfying than one long uninterrupted build. It also makes the set easy to build in short sessions rather than needing one long sitting.

FAQ

How many separate models does Tiny Plants include?: The set builds several small, self-contained plant models rather than a single large structure.
Does the set include any minifigures?: No, like the rest of the Botanicals line, Tiny Plants is a display-only set with no minifigures.
What colours make up the set?: Dark Orange, Reddish Brown and Tan form the earthy base, with Lime used for fresh, bright foliage.