Quick answer

Choose the Cool Blue edition if you want a Kidrobot.com exclusive with the lowest run (800 pieces); pick the Red edition for a slightly larger limited run (1,000 pieces); get the bundle to own both colorways and save on the per-unit price.

Why edition size matters for Chia Pet collectors

Limited-edition Chia Pets are produced in small batches, making each release a targeted collectible rather than a mass-market item. The Smorkin' Labbit editions are numbered, which directly affects scarcity. A lower edition run typically means fewer units available on the secondary market, though personal preference for color and design often matters more than raw numbers.

The bundle trade-off: value versus uniqueness

The bundle pairs both the Red and Cool Blue editions at a bundled price that undercuts buying them separately. This is a good pick if you display multiple Chia Pets together or intend to keep one boxed and sprout the other. The downside: you duplicate the same sculpt, so you miss out on variety if you only want one signature piece.

Decision rules for choosing your Smorkin' Labbit

  • Prefer exclusivity and low run numbers: Choose the Cool Blue edition (limited to 800, Kidrobot.com exclusive).
  • Want a slightly larger edition that's still limited: Choose the Red edition (limited to 1,000) — it has the same sculpt and similar price but a higher production cap.
  • Display both colors or want the best value: Get the bundle — you receive both colorways for a lower combined price than buying them separately. The bundle saves money but duplicates the sculpture; only go this route if you enjoy owning both color variants.

Product facts

Which Smorkin' Labbit fits you?

Best for

  • Collectors who value low edition numbers and exclusivity (Cool Blue)
  • Fans of the Smorkin' Labbit character who want the most affordable entry point (Red edition)
  • Display enthusiasts who own multiple Chia Pets and want matching color variants (bundle)

Not for

  • Buyers looking for a traditional floral Chia Pet design — the Smorkin' Labbit is a novelty piece
  • Collectors who only want one figurine and prefer variety over saving — the bundle gives two of the same pose