Blue is an elegant color that brings cool, fresh, and peaceful vibes. So, when these succulents are owned this beautiful color, they promise to bring a special beauty to your living space, no matter whether indoors or outdoors. They also have various shapes, from tall sword-like clusters to bunches of juicy tiny flower-like rosettes, there is a range of different options you choose to grow.

1. Blue Sky Echeveria (Echeveria ‘Blue Sky’)

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This Blue Sky Echeveria is a pretty, fast-growing succulent that produces large rosettes of spatula-shaped, blue-green leaves with red tips.

2. Money Plant (Crassula obvallata)

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This Money Plant has unique gray-green leaves with a tiny layer of hair on the surface. It also grows pink flowers that cover it entirely.

3. Donkey Tail (Sedum morganianum)

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The Donkey Tail succulent needs a hanging basket for its growth. It takes a magnificent hue of blue and green in indirect light.

4. Blue Spruce Stonecrop (Sedum rupestre ‘Blue Spruce’)

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The Blue Spruce Stonecrop is a drought-tolerant succulent, it produces small, blue leaves that resemble the needles of a blue spruce conifer. It looks stunning on green roofs, walkways, and pots.

5. Blue Carpet Sedum (Sedum ‘Blue Carpet’)

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The blue-green leaves of this Blue Carpet Sedum are tightly clumped together, which makes it stand out in pots. It is also great for your hanging baskets.

6. Blue Echeveria (Echeveria secunda)

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This Blue Echeveria forms beautiful clumps of short-stemmed, tight rosettes having fleshy oval-shaped pale blue-green leaves with pink tips.

7. Blue Burrito (Sedeveria ‘Blue Burrito’)

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This Blue Burrito grows in clumps and forms long stems with green leaves and pink blush at the tips.

8. Creeping Blue Sedum (Sedum sieboldii)

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The Creeping Blue Sedum gives a beautiful fusion of blue and pink. It has fleshy round leaves in a blend of blue-grey shade with pink edges.

9. Blue Bird (Crassula ovata ‘Blue Bird’)

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This succulent forms a thick cluster of fleshy leaves that comes in beautiful shades of blue-green. It also produces white and pink blooms too!

10. Pacific Blue Ice (Sempervivum ‘Pacific Blue Ice’)

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The Pacific Blue Ice succulent has a distinct cupped form and produces rounded rosettes of icy, blue-green leaves with rosy centers.

11. Graptosedum ‘Blue Giant’ (Graptosedum ‘Blue Giant’)

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The Graptosedum ‘Blue Giant’ showcases green leaves that enclose long and thick stems. Its foliage gets a light blue-green hue with a rosy tint in cool climates.

12. Blue Bean (Graptopetalum pachyphyllum)

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This Blue Bean is a low-growing succulent and has sprawling stems and blue-green leaves with red tips, grouped in small rosettes.

13. Blue Chalk Sticks (Senecio mandraliscae)

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This Blue Chalk Sticks showcases pencil-like, blue-gray foliage covered in a waxy coating. The fleshy, finger-like leaves of the plant make it look quite striking with a silver sheen.

14. Blue Glow Agave (Agave attenuata x ocahui)

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This succulent grows slowly and forms rosettes of blue-green chalky leaves with serrated edges adorned in a gold-red ribbon.

15. Blue Elf Aloe (Aloe ‘Blue Elf’)

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This Blue Elf Aloe makes rosettes of upright gray-green leaves with serrated edges in a very light blue hue. The foliage becomes pink-red under stress.

16. Cana Echeveria (Echeveria ‘Cana’)

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