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LEGO Cozy Plants 10371: Price, Release Date and Pieces

6 min readLast reviewed By BrickWatchlist Editorial
Tagsnew-releasesbotanicalsnovember-2026cozy-plantsgift-ideas
A girl at a white table smiling next to the finished LEGO Cozy Plants, a brown pot and a purple pot with plants

LEGO Cozy Plants 10371 is the next set in the small Botanicals line with faces on the pots, and it goes on sale on November 1, 2026 for $22.99. When we opened its lego.com page on October 10, 2026 it read "Coming soon on November 1, 2026": 248 pieces, a 9+ age mark and a New badge. This brief covers what is in the box, how it compares with the two sets before it, and what else lands on lego.com the same week.

TL;DR: 10371 Cozy Plants: $22.99, 248 pieces, 9+, on sale November 1, 2026 (lego.com, checked October 10). A peppermint in a brown pot that reads a book and a chamomile in a purple pot holding a cup of tea. Same $22.99 as Happy Plants 10349 (217 pieces) and Rocking Plants 11506 (253 pieces).

Key Takeaways

  • On sale November 1, 2026 on lego.com, per the US product page on October 10, 2026.
  • $22.99 for 248 pieces, about 9.3 cents a piece. Brick Fanatics lists £17.99 and €19.99.
  • Two plants, two props: a peppermint and a chamomile, a book and a cup of tea. Brick Fanatics calls it the first set in the series with accessories.
  • Same price as the two before it. Happy Plants 10349 has 217 pieces and Rocking Plants 11506 has 253, both $22.99 and Available now.
  • No Insiders early access shown for 10371, unlike 11390 Dragon Ball.

What Happened: LEGO Cozy Plants 10371 at a glance

The 10371 product page describes kids "building their own peppermint plant and chamomile plant, each in a cozy plant pot". Then the part that sells it: "The brown plant pot is reading a book, while the purple plant pot is holding a cup of tea." Both pots have smiley faces, and lego.com says they are interchangeable, "so you can choose which plant to display in which pot."

The size line on the same page: "The 248-piece set's peppermint plant measures over 4 in. (11 cm) high, 3 in. (8 cm) wide and 2.5 in. (7 cm) deep." That is a desk or shelf object, not a centrepiece.

The finished LEGO Cozy Plants on black: a brown pot with a lilac-flowered peppermint and a book, and a purple pot with yellow and white chamomile flowers holding a cup Image: The LEGO Group (lego.com)

The fan sites agree on the basics. Brick Fanatics lists "Pieces: 248 Price: £17.99 / $22.99 / €19.99 Release date: November 1, 2026" and says it "is the first set in this series to include accessories for the characters". Jay's Brick Blog notes it "is priced identically to its predecessors". Stonewars gives the same date and price and counts zero minifigures.

One outlier: a pre-reveal leak report in August put the release on October 1. The lego.com page settles that. It says November 1.

How it compares with Happy Plants and Rocking Plants

lego.com sells two earlier sets in the same style, each with two plants in pots with faces. We opened all three product pages on October 10, 2026; price per piece is our arithmetic.

SetPricePiecesPer pieceAgelego.com status
10371 Cozy Plants$22.99248$0.0939+Coming soon on November 1, 2026
11506 Rocking Plants$22.99253$0.0919+Available now, limit 2
10349 Happy Plants$22.99217$0.1069+Available now, limit 3

So the price has held at $22.99 across all three, and Cozy Plants sits between the other two on piece count. The difference is the props: Happy Plants and Rocking Plants are plants and pots, while Cozy Plants adds the book and the cup. lego.com also says the pots are "compatible with other cheery plant building kits (sold separately) in the LEGO Botanicals collection".

LEGO Cozy Plants on a light wooden sideboard next to a stack of books and a plate, the peppermint in its brown pot and the chamomile in its purple pot Image: The LEGO Group (lego.com)

If you want something bigger from the same theme for an adult, the 18+ Botanicals start at $29.99 on lego.com, and our best LEGO sets for adults under $100 picks include Botanicals builds.

Why It Matters: what else arrives the first week of November

Cozy Plants is the cheapest of the November sets we have covered. The same page check on October 10, 2026 gave:

  • 21065 Sagrada Família: $799.99, 12,060 pieces, Coming soon on November 1, 2026. Details in our LEGO Sagrada Família 21065 brief.
  • 11390 Dragon Ball: Shenron & Goku: $179.99, 1,764 pieces, Coming soon on November 4, 2026, with Insiders early access from November 1 in its page data ("vipEarlyAccessStartDate": 2026-11-01).
  • 10371 Cozy Plants: $22.99, no Insiders window on its page.

The full month is in New LEGO Sets November 2026, and how the Insiders head start works, with its midnight Eastern start time, is in our LEGO Insiders early access guide.

Two hands assembling LEGO Cozy Plants on a table, with green leaf pieces, flower parts and the two half-built pots laid out next to a tablet Image: The LEGO Group (lego.com)

What fans said when it leaked

The reaction on r/Legoleak was about the props. When images surfaced in the thread "Botanicals: 10371 Cozy Plants Images" on August 25, 2026, the top comment from u/A_Little_Sprig read:

"Oh. Oh man. This is better than I could have ever imagined."

u/Macabalony spotted the details straight away: "ONE OF THEM IS READING A BOOK?!" In an earlier thread from August 11, u/isuzuki51 called the line the "Adjective Plants" and guessed at a red plant for a fourth wave. That is a fan guess; LEGO has announced nothing beyond 10371.

Our take

Based on the lego.com pages above, Cozy Plants is a small, cheap set that does one new thing for the series: props. At $22.99 and 248 pieces it costs the same as Happy Plants and Rocking Plants, so if you liked those, the decision is simply whether you want the book and the tea cup. It is marked 9+ and is a short build, so we would treat it as a gift or a desk piece, not a weekend project. There is no Insiders head start listed, so November 1 is the day to check the page.

How we checked this

On October 10, 2026 we opened the lego.com product pages of 10371, 10349, 11506, 21065 and 11390 in a desktop browser and copied price, piece count, age mark, badges and the Coming soon text from each. The plant names, props and dimensions are quoted from the 10371 product description. We read the Brick Fanatics, Jay's Brick Blog and Stonewars reveal posts the same day, and copied the Reddit comments from the thread data. Price per piece is our arithmetic. A second pass compared every number here with our source table.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does LEGO Cozy Plants 10371 come out? November 1, 2026. The lego.com US product page read Coming soon on November 1, 2026 when we checked on October 10, 2026, and Brick Fanatics, Jay's Brick Blog and Stonewars give the same date. One August leak report said October 1; the official page does not support it.

How much is LEGO Cozy Plants? $22.99 in the US on lego.com as of October 10, 2026, which is about 9.3 cents a piece for 248 pieces. Brick Fanatics lists £17.99 in the UK and €19.99 in the eurozone. Happy Plants 10349 and Rocking Plants 11506 cost the same $22.99.

What plants are in LEGO Cozy Plants? A peppermint plant and a chamomile plant, per lego.com. Each sits in a pot with a smiley face: the brown pot reads a book and the purple pot holds a cup of tea. lego.com says you can swap which plant goes in which pot.

Is LEGO Cozy Plants for adults? lego.com marks it 9+ and writes the copy for kids, but it also calls the set home decor for any living or working space. At 248 pieces and about 11 cm tall, it is a short build and a low-cost gift rather than an 18+ display set.

Is there Insiders early access for Cozy Plants? We saw none. On October 10, 2026 the 10371 page showed only Coming soon on November 1, 2026, with no Insiders early access window. By contrast, 11390 Dragon Ball: Shenron & Goku listed Insiders early access from November 1 ahead of its November 4 release.

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