Funko Flora: Pop! Plants vs Pop! Mystery, chase odds and the 1-of-1
Data as of 8 November 2026. Funko Flora is one line, Pop! Plants, released twice: Funko Pop! Plants: Flora in 2025 (#01–#04, window boxes) and the blind-box Funko Pop! Mystery Flora in 2026 (#05–#11, a 1 in 72 chase and a one-of-one Worldwide Chase). Both checklists are on ColleX.
It started with four plants that never need watering
A cactus, a sunflower, a monstera and a pair of tulips have one thing in common at Funko: big glossy eyes and rosy cheeks that turn an ordinary pot into a little character. That is how Pop! Plants: Flora began in 2025 — four plants in the classic Funko format.
Barrel Cactus (#01) is a green cactus with pink flowers, Monstera (#02) the familiar split-leaf houseplant, Sunflower (#03) a smiling bloom in a brown pot, and Tulip (#04) two tulips in a vase tied with a white ribbon.
Each had its own number and a window box, so you knew which plant you were taking home: no random duplicates, no hunting for secret figures. Funko also offered a Pop! Flora 4-Pack with all four, which kept the first wave simple — pick a favourite, put it on the shelf, grow the whole little garden if you like. A year later Funko decided the story was missing one ingredient: surprise.
Mark what you already have
Tap — “Have”, tap again — duplicate (×2, ×3…). Hold — “Want” or one less.
- Barrel Cactus
- Monstera
- Sunflower
- Tulip
Funko closed the window
In 2026 Funko announced Pop! Mystery Flora, the first themed series of its new Pop! Mystery line. The window disappeared behind a sealed outer box, and buyers no longer knew which plant was waiting inside. The cast changed too: six plants — Bamboo, Ivy, Tiger Lily, Snake Plant, Monstera and Tulip — each with its own collector card.
Funko gives every regular plant 1 in 6 odds. That does not mean six boxes bring six different plants: each box is blind, so duplicates are possible even in a 6-Pack. The first Flora was about getting the exact figure you wanted; the second is about the moment of opening. That shift is also where the confusion in listings, photos and checklists comes from.
Same Monstera, new personality
Put the two Monsteras side by side and the difference is instant: #02 from the first wave is all green, while Mystery Monstera #09 is pink and green, like a variegated houseplant. The tulips changed the same way — #04 pairs peach-yellow and pink, Mystery Tulip #10 pink and purple.
So if you see several monsteras or tulips with different colours and numbers, it is not necessarily a seller’s mistake, a bad photo or a fake — they can be different official releases of the same plant. ColleX therefore keeps Pop! Plants: Flora and Pop! Mystery Flora as two separate sets for now, each figure with its own name, number and image.
A cactus worth hunting and a snake plant nobody else has
Besides the six regular plants, Mystery Flora hides chase figures. The first is the Barrel Cactus chase: number 11 is printed on its box, and Funko’s odds for the Mystery Chase are 1 in 72.
The boldest idea is the Worldwide Chase, a one-of-one Snake Plant announced as “Snake Plant metallic”. Limited runs usually mean hundreds or thousands of copies; this one exists once, worldwide. Funko also lets the owner sell the verified figure back to the company for US$10,000 — voluntarily. You scan the QR code, apply, meet the programme terms (18+, lawful ownership, territory limits) and ship the figure to Funko; applications close on 31 December 2027. It is a buyback, not a prize for opening a box, and “1-of-1” is a count, not the odds: Funko publishes no pull rate for it.
What it looks like is no longer a secret. The POP's Today catalogue shows a pink metallic snake plant in a lilac woven pot, with its special box, collector card and certificate of authenticity marked “1 OF 1”. The photo does not answer the most interesting question, though: has a lucky buyer already found it, or is it still waiting in a random box?
Why Flora lists don’t agree on the count
Early launch coverage of Mystery Flora mentioned a limited-edition Sunflower alongside the six plants, the Cactus chase and the metallic Snake Plant. Funko’s odds chart does not show it. That does not prove Funko dropped it, but without a confirmed figure or box, adding a ninth entry would be premature. ColleX tracks the four first-wave figures and eight documented Mystery Flora entries (seven in the checklist, since the Worldwide Chase is unique) and leaves the Sunflower open. Treat Worldwide Chase photos with care too: catalogues describe it as metallic or pink, and an unconfirmed render can mislead.
All Funko Flora figures
| No. | Figure | Release, odds |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Barrel Cactus | Plants: Flora, 2025 |
| 02 | Monstera | Plants: Flora, 2025 |
| 03 | Sunflower | Plants: Flora, 2025 |
| 04 | Tulip | Plants: Flora, 2025 |
| 05 | Bamboo | Mystery Flora, 1 in 6 |
| 06 | Ivy | Mystery Flora, 1 in 6 |
| 07 | Tiger Lily | Mystery Flora, 1 in 6 |
| 08 | Snake Plant | Mystery Flora, 1 in 6 |
| 09 | Monstera | Mystery Flora, 1 in 6 |
| 10 | Tulip | Mystery Flora, 1 in 6 |
| 11 | Barrel Cactus, chase | Mystery Flora, 1 in 72 |
| 08 | Snake Plant, Worldwide Chase (metallic) | Mystery Flora, 1 copy |
Numbers #05–#10 follow the POP's Today catalogue; #08 and #11 are visible on box photos. Odds are from Funko’s chart.
What a Flora garden costs
The first wave has a real advantage: you pay for the plant you can see. In November 2026 funko.com (US) sold a figure for $14.99 and Entertainment Earth listed the 4-Pack at $45. Mystery Flora was $14.99 per random box at Entertainment Earth; Australian stores launched it on 1 September 2026.
On ColleX you can track both Flora releases separately, tick off what you have, see what is missing, keep the green Monstera apart from its pink-and-green twin and trade blind-box duplicates with other collectors. The first Flora lets you choose the plant that suits your shelf; Mystery Flora turns even the plainest pot into a surprise — and one unremarkable box into something that exists only once. Funko is no longer just selling a tiny garden: it is selling the thrill of finding it.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Funko Pop! Plants: Flora and Pop! Mystery Flora?
The 2025 Flora is four window-box figures, #01–#04. Mystery Flora (2026) adds six other plants, #05–#10, in blind boxes, plus the Barrel Cactus #11 chase and the Worldwide Chase. Monstera and Tulip appear in both, in different colours.
What are the Pop! Mystery Flora odds?
Per Funko’s chart: 1 in 6 for each of the six plants, 1 in 72 for the Mystery Chase (Barrel Cactus), and one copy in the world for the Worldwide Chase.
What is the Flora Worldwide Chase?
A single pink metallic Snake Plant with a “1 OF 1” sticker and certificate. The owner may sell it to Funko for US$10,000: apply by 31 December 2027, be 18 or older, pass authentication and send the figure in.
Is there a Sunflower in Mystery Flora?
Announcements mentioned a limited-edition Sunflower, but it is not on Funko’s odds chart and no photo of the figure has been published. The regular Sunflower #03 belongs to the first wave.
How do I trade duplicate Flora figures on ColleX?
Mark what you own and what you are missing in both checklists; ColleX shows who has the plant you need and who wants your spare, and you agree on the swap in the site chat.