Before you compare brands, decide what should hold your brick flowers: a vase you choose, a pot, a brick vase or a stand. Stay with Lego Wildflower Bouquet 10313 for loose stems in your own vase; for a potted orchid, compare Lego Orchid 10311 with Mould King 24108 or the smaller 24119; choose Mould King 24111 for sunflowers, Mould King 24109 for roses with their own vase and CaDA ARTIZAN Summer C59024W for a tall piece on a stand.
The Lego references are the Wildflower Bouquet, which comes as 16 loose stems without a vase, and the Orchid, which builds its own pot. All five alternatives come with a pot, a brick vase or a stand, so none of them is a loose-stem set. If you want stems for a vase you already own, the Lego bouquet is the option here.
Seven flower sets at a glance
| Set | Pieces | Assembled size in cm (height first) | Age | What holds the flowers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lego Wildflower Bouquet 10313 | 939 | No overall size; larkspur stem over 47 cm | 18+ | Your own vase (not included) |
| Lego Orchid 10311 | 608 | Over 39 × 30 × 24 | 18+ | Brick-built blue fluted pot |
| Mould King Orchid Bonsai 24108 | 1,014 | 30.4 × 33.7 × 17 | 8+ | Black brick base that doubles as the pot |
| Mould King Orchid 24119 | 386 | 23.7 × 11.5 × 18.4 | 8+ | Light blue pot on a wooden-style base |
| Mould King Sunflowers 24111 | 854 | 28.3 × 19.2 × 15.8 | 8+ or 14+ | Matte black brick-built pot |
| Mould King White Roses 24109 | 981 | 31.4 × 21.4 × 16.8 | 8+ or 14+ | Translucent faceted brick vase |
| CaDA ARTIZAN Summer C59024W | About 750 | 61.6 × 24 × 17.6 | 8+ | Black flared stand with a blue water-effect top |
Sizes are the makers' figures for the finished model, not the box, with the height first; Lego gives none for the bouquet, whose spread depends on your vase. Piece count is no guide to size: the 1,014-piece Mould King 24108 stands lower than the 608-piece Lego orchid.
Loose stems for your own vase
Loose stems give you the most control: you choose the vase, the height of each flower and how full the bouquet looks. In this comparison, only one set comes that way.
Lego Wildflower Bouquet 10313
- Pieces: 939
- Age: 18 and up
- 16 adjustable stems, vase not included
The bouquet's 939 pieces build 16 separate stems from eight wildflower species: cornflowers, lavender, Welsh poppies, cow parsley, leatherleaf ferns, gerbera daisies, larkspur and lupins. Every stem is adjustable, so you can set each flower's height once the bouquet is in its vase. Some elements are made from plant-based plastic.
As a size guide, Lego names only the straight larkspur stem, which measures over 47 cm; finished height and spread depend on your vase and how you set the stems. Lego also says the bouquet combines with Flower Bouquet 10280, either as one large arrangement or as two separate ones.
Go for it if you enjoy arranging flowers and want to restyle them later, and plan for a vase, because the bouquet is not a finished display without one. Digital building instructions are available in the Lego Builder app.
Choosing a vase for the bouquet
Check two things before you pick a vase: the opening and the depth. The opening decides how freely 16 stems can fan out, while a vase that is too deep hides the shorter flowers. A filler such as decorative sand or pebbles raises the stems, and the adjustable stems let you fine-tune each height afterwards.
Lego also makes a 16 cm Botanicals vase, 5010393, designed for its flower bouquets. If you would rather build one, Lego publishes free instructions for a brick-built vase on its website.
Potted plants: orchids and sunflowers
A potted set is complete once built, because flowers, leaves and pot all come in the box. Lego Orchid 10311 is the reference here, and three Mould King sets cover a long, low orchid, a small one and sunflowers.
Mould King publishes each set's assembled size, piece count and box age. Its product pages make no compatibility claim and do not say what instructions come in the box. Treat every Mould King set here as a standalone display model, not as an extension of a Lego collection.
Lego Orchid 10311
- Pieces: 608
- Age: 18 and up
- Brick-built blue pot, over 39 cm tall
The orchid builds its own blue fluted pot, which you fill with brown elements that imitate an orchid's bark mix. Above it sit five leaves, two air roots and the flowering stems. Lego reuses familiar parts in new roles here, such as minifigure shields and dinosaur tails.
Stems, blooms, roots and leaves can be rotated, and the stems can be rebuilt in new combinations, so your plant does not have to match the box picture. At over 39 cm high, 30 cm wide and 24 cm deep, it is the tallest potted set in this comparison, despite having just 608 pieces.
Buy it if you want a single orchid plant with real height. Check your shelf clearance first: the Lego orchid stands more than 7 cm taller than any Mould King set here.
Mould King Orchid Bonsai 24108: a long, low orchid display
- Pieces: 1,014
- Assembled size: 33.7 cm long, 17 cm wide, 30.4 cm high
- Age: 8+ (box)
- Included: black brick-built base that doubles as the flowerpot
- Flowers: white and yellow orchids, pink and beige blossoms, greenery
This is the larger Mould King orchid and the closest to Lego's in size, though shaped differently. At 30.4 cm it stands lower than 10311, while its 33.7 × 17 cm footprint is longer and narrower than the Lego orchid's 30 × 24 cm. That outline suits a long, shallow shelf better than a deep one.
With 1,014 pieces against Lego's 608, it builds a mixed arrangement rather than a single plant, with orchids and other blossoms in four colours. Choose it for colour variety in a low composition. If height is the point, the Lego orchid is the better match.
Mould King Orchid 24119: the smallest, simplest build here
- Pieces: 386
- Assembled size: 23.7 cm high, 18.4 cm deep, 11.5 cm wide
- Age: 8+ (box)
- Included: light blue round pot with golden trim on a wooden-style base
- Flowers: white petals with soft pink centres, bamboo-like stems, glossy leaves
With 386 pieces, the 24119 is the smallest and simplest build in this comparison. At 23.7 cm tall, it fits a desk, a bathroom shelf or a windowsill where the Lego orchid, at over 39 cm, would crowd the space.
The two Mould King orchids also differ in style: the 24108 sits in a black brick base, while the 24119 pairs white and pink blooms with a light blue, gold-trimmed pot on a wooden-style base. It suits a small gift or a first brick-built plant. For a centrepiece, the 24108 or the Lego orchid is the better size.
Mould King Sunflowers 24111: a different flower in a compact pot
- Pieces: 854
- Assembled size: 28.3 cm high, 19.2 cm wide, 15.8 cm deep
- Age: 8+ or 14+, depending on the box
- Included: matte black brick-built pot
- Flowers: sunflowers with orange, golden yellow and white petals on adjustable stems
Pick the 24111 if you want sunflowers rather than another orchid. Its adjustable stems let you pose the bouquet after building, much as the Lego bouquet lets you set the height of each stem.
Both its 854 pieces and its 28.3 cm height sit between the two Mould King orchids, and it takes up 19.2 × 15.8 cm of shelf. Its modest height suits sunflower fans with limited shelf clearance. Next to the Lego orchid it is more compact and more than 10 cm shorter, so it will not fill a tall gap.
Flowers in their own vase
This route suits you if you like the look of a cut bouquet, as with Lego's wildflowers, but have no suitable vase. Here the vase is part of the set.
Mould King White Roses 24109: a rose bouquet with its vase included
- Pieces: 981
- Assembled size: 31.4 cm high, 21.4 cm wide, 16.8 cm deep
- Age: 8+ or 14+, depending on the box
- Included: translucent, faceted brick-built vase
- Flowers: six ivory and blush roses with baby's breath and foliage
Six roses with baby's breath and foliage stand in a translucent, faceted vase built from bricks. Because the vase comes in the box, the finished size is fixed and you can plan the shelf before you buy. Its 981 pieces are close to the Lego bouquet's 939, though part of that count goes into the vase.
Choose it as a gift that needs nothing else, or if you simply prefer roses to wildflowers. The trade-off is flexibility: Mould King presents the roses only with their own vase and says nothing about using them elsewhere or with Lego flowers. To restyle a bouquet in different vases, stay with the Lego 10313.
A tall arrangement on a stand
Choose this route if height matters more to you than a vase or pot. Here the stand is part of the build.
CaDA ARTIZAN Summer C59024W: lotus and jasmine, 61.6 cm tall
- Pieces: about 750
- Assembled size: 61.6 cm high, 24 × 17.6 cm across
- Age: 8+ (box)
- Included: black flared stand topped by a blue water-effect platform
- Flowers: lotus flowers, lotus leaves and jasmine
Summer is built around height and is the tallest model with a published size here. Lotus flowers, lotus leaves and jasmine rise from a blue water-effect platform on a black flared stand, and the complete piece reaches 61.6 cm. That is about 20 cm taller than the Lego orchid, so measure the space under shelves or cupboards first.
Its box also calls it Summer Song, and CaDA presents it as part of a four-season Oriental Floral Art collection. Listings give different piece counts, so treat about 750 as the guide. CaDA calls the arrangement adjustable and modular and says its bricks combine with other CaDA sets; it makes no claim about Lego.
Pick it if you want a sculptural, arrangement-style display rather than a bouquet. At 24 × 17.6 cm it needs little shelf area, so height is the main constraint.
Shelf space and gifts
Measure height first. Models with a published size run from 23.7 cm (Mould King 24119) to 61.6 cm (CaDA Summer). The Lego bouquet ends up as tall as your vase and stems make it. Width and depth matter less: none of the models with a published size needs more than 33.7 cm in either direction on the shelf.
Brick flowers are a popular gift for people who would rather not water a plant. Any of the five alternatives is a complete present once built. For the Lego bouquet, plan the vase as part of the gift.
Buying the right model
Search by brand plus the exact model number: Mould King 24108, 24119, 24111 or 24109, or CaDA C59024W. Lookalike listings sometimes borrow Lego set numbers, so check the brand on the product page as well. The same Mould King model can also appear under several sellers and listing titles.
Mould King makes a second potted sunflower set, 24110, with a golden pot; the 24111 in this guide has the black one. Some listings also show a different age, and the box print varies too: depending on the version, the 24111 and 24109 boxes say 8+ or 14+, while the other three alternatives say 8+.
Common questions about brick flower sets
Do Mould King and CaDA flowers fit Lego vases or bouquets?
Neither maker says so. Mould King makes no compatibility statement for these sets, and CaDA only names its own sets. Lego designed its 16 cm vase for Lego bouquets. Plan each alternative as a standalone display with the pot, vase or stand it comes with.
Are the 8+ sets easier than the 18+ Lego sets?
Not necessarily. Age marks are brand conventions, not difficulty ratings: Lego labels both of its sets here 18+, while Mould King and CaDA print 8+ on these boxes, or 14+ on some versions of the 24111 and 24109. Piece counts give a better sense of the project, from 386 for the 24119 to 1,014 for the 24108.
Which flower set should you buy?
Match the set to what should hold the flowers:
- A vase you already own: Lego Wildflower Bouquet 10313, the only loose-stem set here.
- A potted orchid: Lego Orchid 10311 for height, Mould King 24108 for a long, mixed display or Mould King 24119 for a small, simple build.
- Sunflowers in a pot: Mould King 24111.
- Roses with their own vase: Mould King 24109.
- Height on a stand: CaDA ARTIZAN Summer C59024W at 61.6 cm.
For the wider picture, our guide to Lego alternatives compares the main brands, while Mould King vs Lego and CaDA vs Lego look at each maker beyond flowers. If a larger display build appeals, our castle building sets comparison applies the same approach to castles and landmarks.
