Orchidox is the Secret Brainrot sitting at the bottom of the Bee Lucky Block drop table in Steal a Brainrot, and it is the single rarest thing that block can produce. It pays $155M/s at base, carries a $100B unit cost, and arrived with Update 63 on August 22, 2026. Everything about getting one comes down to one number: 0.1%.
Quick answer: Open Bee Lucky Blocks. Each one costs 50 Honey to spawn plus roughly $400M cash to buy off the conveyor, or 499 Robux through the Bee Shop, and Orchidox drops at 0.1% per block. The only other routes are stealing one out of another player’s base or getting an existing copy from another player.
Orchidox stats, rarity, and current status
Orchidox is a three-petal orchid with two yellow rings around its head and yellow vines running down its body. It is tagged as a Secret, a Lucky Block Brainrot, and a Recognized Brainrot in the index, and it remains obtainable while the Bee content is live. No end date has been announced for the Bee Lucky Block.
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Rarity | Secret |
| Base income | $155M/s |
| Base cost | $100B |
| Primary source | Bee Lucky Block |
| Drop rate | 0.1% (about 1 in 1,000) |
| Added | Update 63, August 22, 2026 |
The $100B figure is the Brainrot’s own unit stat. It is not what you pay to open a block, and the two numbers get mixed up constantly.
Bee Lucky Block drop rates: where Orchidox sits
Seven Brainrots live inside the Bee Lucky Block, and one opening produces exactly one of them. Beavo Potto and Honey Honey Narwhal together account for 65.4% of every pull, so most blocks hand you something that earns under $1M/s.
| Brainrot | Rarity | Chance | Base income |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beavo Potto | Brainrot God | 35.4% | $315,000/s |
| Honey Honey Narwhal | Secret | 30% | $950,000/s |
| Rosatops Triceratino | Secret | 22% | $3.1M/s |
| Syrup Samurai | Secret | 8% | $6.7M/s |
| Motorino Bumbino | Secret | 4% | $16.5M/s |
| Pop Pop Petalini | Secret | 0.5% | $62.5M/s |
| Orchidox | Secret | 0.1% | $155M/s |
Orchidox is five times rarer than Pop Pop Petalini, the next-rarest result, and it is also the highest earner in the pool. The three rarest outcomes combined — Motorino Bumbino, Pop Pop Petalini, and Orchidox — cover only about 4.6% of openings.
How to get a Bee Lucky Block with Honey
The Robux route skips both the Honey grind and the cash payment. One Premium Bee Lucky Block runs 499 Robux, and a three-pack costs 1,497 Robux. That purchase buys a roll, not a specific Brainrot.
At $400M per block, keeping the cash flowing matters more than the Honey does. Collect from your placed Brainrots regularly so you are never sitting on a spawned block you cannot afford.
What 0.1% actually costs across 1,000 blocks
Every block is an independent roll. There is no pity system, previous failures do not improve the next block, and opening exactly 1,000 blocks guarantees nothing. Here is how the cumulative chance of landing at least one Orchidox builds up.
| Blocks opened | Chance of at least one Orchidox |
|---|---|
| 100 | 9.5% |
| 500 | 39.4% |
| 693 | 50.0% |
| 1,000 | 63.2% |
| 2,302 | 90.0% |
| 2,995 | 95.0% |
Priced out, a 1,000-block run means 50,000 Honey and up to $400 billion in conveyor purchases, or 499,000 Robux if you bought every block outright. That spend still leaves you at roughly a 63% chance. Two players can open side by side, one pulls Orchidox on the fifteenth block and the other clears two thousand with nothing — both outcomes are normal at this rate.
Note: Orchidox is not required for the Honey Bee Base Skin. That reward needs 10 of the 12 Honey Bee Brainrots, so you can skip the 0.1% chase entirely and still unlock it.
Why your odds never improve, and what does not work
The block’s internal drop table is fixed. Server luck multipliers do not touch it, no matter how much luck you stack. Admin Abuse windows do not touch it either — any spawn boosts during those events change how often items appear on the map, not which Brainrot comes out when you open a block.
Holding an unopened block does nothing for you beyond trading value. A sealed Bee Lucky Block generates no income while it sits in your inventory.
You will know a pull landed the moment the block resolves: the reward shows as Orchidox with the Secret tag and a $155M/s income figure at default. Once it appears, it is permanently marked in your index, even if you sell it or lose it to a thief later.
Stealing an Orchidox from another base
Once someone places an Orchidox in their base, it follows the normal stealing rules and becomes a target like anything else. Unopened Bee Lucky Blocks sitting in a base can be taken the same way.
Orchidox mutations, income, and how many exist
Mutations multiply the $155M/s base rate. They also determine how much a specific copy is worth, since the higher tiers barely exist.
| Mutation | Multiplier | Income | Copies |
|---|---|---|---|
| Default | 1x | $155M/s | 297 |
| Gold | 1.25x | $193.75M/s | 60 |
| Diamond | 1.5x | $232.5M/s | 22 |
| Bloodrot | 2x | $310M/s | 0 |
| Lava | 6x | $930M/s | 5 |
| Galaxy | 6x | $930M/s | 10 |
| Rainbow | 10x | $1.55B/s | 7 |
| Phantom | 12x | $1.86B/s | 2 |
| Crystal | 13x | $2.015B/s | 9 |
Rarer event mutations sit outside that list and push income further still, with only a handful of each in circulation — three Radioactive, three Yin Yang, three Cursed, two Cyber, and a single Divine copy. Traits stack on top and raise income again, though a big income number does not automatically mean high trade demand.
Because Orchidox is a recent release with a thin supply, trade values move fast and have not settled. If Orchidox alone is what you want, obtaining an existing copy gives you a known result instead of paying for repeated 0.1% rolls. If you also want the rest of the Bee pool, opening blocks is reasonable on its own terms — just treat the Orchidox as a bonus rather than the plan.
