Pop Pop Petalini is a Secret rarity brainrot in Roblox’s Steal a Brainrot, added on August 22, 2026 alongside the game’s bee-themed content. It looks like a grinning rose with a hollow shooter in the middle of its face, two spiky leaves for arms, a spiky stem, and spiky roots. On a base it produces $62.5 million per second and carries an in-game cost of $15 billion.
Quick answer: Collect 50 Honey during the Queen Bee event, spawn a Bee Lucky Block at the stand in the middle of the map, pay $400 million to open it, and hope for the 0.5% Pop Pop Petalini roll. Stealing one from another player’s base is the only other way in.
Pop Pop Petalini stats and drop rate
Before you spend anything, it helps to know exactly what you are chasing. Pop Pop Petalini shares its stat line with Grabatron and sits second from the bottom on the Bee Lucky Block odds table, beaten only by Orchidox.
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Rarity | Secret |
| Income | $62.5M/s |
| In-game cost | $15B |
| Drop chance | 0.5% (Bee Lucky Block) |
| Added | August 22, 2026 |
| Other source | Stealing from another base |
A 0.5% chance works out to roughly one hit per 200 blocks opened on average, and averages are not promises. Nothing tracks how many blocks you have already opened, so block number 200 is exactly as likely to fail as block number one.
Getting 50 Honey from the Queen Bee event
Honey is the gate on this whole thing. It is the special currency tied to the bee content, and it only comes from bees that appear during the Queen Bee event, which cycles roughly once every two to three hours.
Spawning and opening the Bee Lucky Block
Honey buys the block, but cash buys the roll. You need both before you can pull anything out of the pool.
Note: Prices and availability on event content can rotate with updates, so check the live bee shop before you assume the 50 Honey figure still stands in your session.
Everything in the Bee Lucky Block pool
Seven brainrots share the block. Six of the seven results are Secret rarity, so a failed Pop Pop Petalini roll is rarely a wasted 50 Honey. Beavo Potto is the only Brainrot God tier entry, and it is also the most common outcome by a wide margin.
| Brainrot | Chance | Income |
|---|---|---|
| Beavo Potto | 35.4% | $315K/s |
| Honey Honey Narwhal | 30% | $950K/s |
| Rosatops Triceratino | 22% | $3.1M/s |
| Syrup Samurai | 8% | $6.7M/s |
| Motorino Bumbino | 4% | $16.5M/s |
| Pop Pop Petalini | 0.5% | $62.5M/s |
| Orchidox | 0.1% | $155M/s |
Stealing Pop Pop Petalini from another base
The second route skips the block entirely. Stealing is a core feature of the game, and a Pop Pop Petalini sitting on someone else’s base can be grabbed and carried back to yours like any other unit.
The catch is obvious. A $62.5 million per second earner is not something people leave unguarded, and players who own one tend to keep their base locked and watched. Server hopping to find a base with the rose on display is the bulk of the work here, not the grab itself.
Once you have it home, the unit starts producing immediately and the theft is complete only when it is placed on your own base, not while it is still in your hands.
Why the roll may not land
Two things stop most attempts. Not having the full 50 Honey means the stand will not spawn a block at all, and Honey only accumulates while the Queen Bee event is running. Not having $400 million on hand means the block sits on the treadmill unpurchased, where another player can buy or take it before you can.
Beyond that, there is no mechanic that improves your odds. The 0.5% figure is fixed per opening, and no amount of previous failed rolls changes the next one.
If you land it, guard it. A Secret brainrot earning $62.5 million per second makes your base an obvious target, and the same steal mechanic that could hand you a Pop Pop Petalini works just as well in the other direction.
