This holiday Lego set is fun and so cute - I bought it as a silly gift for my daughter who has cats. Real poinsettias are poisonous to cats. And easy to store after the holidays - just take it apart and put it in a baggie. It was a good buy on sale - not sure I’d get it at full price but on sale it was a good deal.

I bought the pointsettia kit as I thought it would be fun and looked nice. Little did I know I would have to figure out how to drill holes into the base to hold the flower stems. I even had someone who does a lot of Lego kits at my library look at it. I followed all the instructions completely. I built all the components. As I was searching google for help, that's where I discovered holes had to be drilled into the base in order to get the flowers added. So disappointed as I put in a fair amount of work. I don't have any other solution other than to throw this out. I guess I should have done more research into this piece. Hopefully for the future you can figure out what's wrong with this item and fix it. Thanks and good luck!

I purchased two of these as gifts for my mom whom has always loved Poinsettias. These Lego pieces are excellent substitutes for the real thing and are perfect for people with pets as Poinsettias are toxic to cats and dogs. 10/10 would highly recommend to anyone

I have been building very complicated Lego sets for years. This is the only on that I could not figure out how to finish. There's a step at the end of page 28-29 that makes no sense. The pieces just sit there and are never anchored. This is the first kit in 10 years that I simply gave up on. BTW, I built the Titanic, so I am not an amateur

The poinsettia uses a 6-point round (6515235) to make the 5-points of the flowering leaves. The connected color leaves tend to pop easily (plate 1x2/w vertical holder connected to 6515236) and get awkwardly misshaped. There’s no easy way to arrange the flowers so they all do not separately show.

I love Lego, I really do. I looked forward to putting this one together and I think it's quite cute once done. However, putting it together was painful, both literally and figuratively. I agree with others that the instructions were subpar for a Lego product. Also, having to put many of the pieces together was murder on my hands. I would not do this one again. That all being said, this won't stop me from purchasing other sets since all of the others have been fantastic.

This is my least favorite botanical from Lego. The colors are not really like any poinsettia I have seen - this is like a brownish red and a scarlet red paired together. Most of the flowers are pretty basic, although a couple have more detail. It's not very big, and most of the pieces form the interior and sides of the base, so the price seems a little high. A little disappointing.

I purchased three of these so excited to have them. I got to page 28 and 29 and when I went to put the piece on page 29 where it shows to insert it just falls out. I took everything apart and tried it again same scenario very disappointed that the pieces assembled on page 28 do not fit on page 29. Please advise as I’ve purchased three of these and don’t know what to do with them.

Loved this set. Appropriate size and quality for the price. Great piece for your family tradition of building Lego for your holiday decor. Also, good Christmas gift as anyone would love this set and you can always use more poinsettias that don’t die! It would be great if Lego came out with more colors and varieties of poinsettias!

After seeing the pieces and the engineering process that went into this, I see it is worth the price. It is small but safer for the cat than the real plant. It is something we can do together each year as a tradition and my daughter can take it to college without having to worry about it getting light and water. It would be nice if the burgundy parts were more vibrant, but I am still very happy with the color contrast and the overall look. I would buy another but they are out of stock now.