The experience is brisk but smart. Each pot is a compact character build with poseable arms; the plants slide into the planters on a sloped cradle and even include tiny root assemblies, simple, satisfying touches that give the models personality. The pilea uses small bars and shield elements for those round leaves and is the fiddlier of the two; the dracaena is cleaner and reads well at this scale. There’s surprising room to mix-and-match plants or even repot tiny botanicals from other sets, and reviewers note an above-average number of new recolors for such a small box. One nit: some copies show bright-light-blue colour inconsistency across parts. Overall, cute, sturdy and more inventive than the price suggests.