Botanicals

Mini Bonsai Trees

This LEGO Botanicals set builds several small bonsai trees rather than one large model. With 709 pieces, it produces a handful of different tree shapes that can be displayed alone or grouped together.

Set number
10373
Year
2025
Pieces
709
Minifigures
0
Different parts
135
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Parts list 135

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Spare parts (25)

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Description

Several trees, not one

Unlike LEGO's larger bonsai set, 10373 packs several smaller tree shapes into a single box, each one freestanding and able to be displayed independently, spread across a shelf or desk. Green forms the base colour of the foliage, while Reddish Brown covers trunks and branches, much like a real bonsai. Dark Blue and Dark Tan show up mainly on pots and saucers, giving each little tree its own small frame, so no two trees end up looking quite the same.

Building technique

As with the larger Botanicals sets, the leaves and canopies here are built from many small interlocking elements that together form a dense but airy silhouette. The trunks can be bent and angled slightly before final assembly, giving each tree its own subtly different growth shape. That makes the build more varied than a single large model would be, since the technique and result change noticeably from tree to tree, even though the basic steps stay similar throughout.

Colours and parts list

In total, 135 unique elements are used across the set's 709 pieces, from tiny leaf elements to the pot components themselves. The Green, Reddish Brown, Dark Blue and Dark Tan combination feels calm and natural, and suits a range of interior styles without clashing. The full parts list, with every colour and quantity, is further down this page, handy if a single leaf piece goes missing.

Building as a break

At 709 pieces, the set sits in the mid-size range and works well split across a few short sessions, one tree per sitting for instance. Because no water or soil is involved, the finished trees stay in shape indefinitely, with none of the upkeep or light requirements real plants need. For anyone who likes plants but has little time to care for them, this set is a lasting stand-in for a real bonsai. It came out in 2025 within LEGO's Botanicals range, putting it among the more recent releases in the theme.

FAQ

How many trees does the set include?
The set produces several small bonsai trees from its 709 pieces in total.
Does the model need any care?
No, the trees are moulded plastic and need neither water nor light.
How many pieces does the set have?
709 pieces across 135 unique parts.

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