Have calm, cool, and peaceful vibes in your home or garden with Best Blue Succulents this summer! They also have shapes to match the shade!

Here are the Best Blue Succulents with quirky shapes and sizes that will help you add a new dimension to your home and garden with an unexpected surprise!

1. Blue Glow Agave

Botanical Name: Agave attenuata x ocahui

‘Blue Glow’ is a slow-growing succulent and forms rosettes of blue-green chalky leaves with serrated edges adorned in a gold-red ribbon.

2. Creeping Blue Sedum

Botanical Name: Sedum sieboldii

This sedum offers a beautiful fusion of blue and pink. The plant has fleshy round leaves in a blend of blue-grey shade with pink edges.

3. Blue Frills Echeveria

Botanical Name: Echeveria ‘Blue Frills’

‘Blue Frills’ displays blue-green leaves with ruffled edges and symmetrical coral margins. It also grows orange-pink blooms in summers.

4. Cana Echeveria

Botanical Name: Echeveria ‘Cana’

‘Cana’ has plump, cylindrical blue-green foliage. The rosette this echeveria variety form small columns over maturity.

5. Hybrid Century Plant

Botanical Name: Agave x ovatispina ‘Blue Rapture’

This evergreen hybrid variety produces fleshy silver-blue leaves. Keep it on a balcony or porch where it can receive some direct sunlight.

6. Blue Bird

Botanical Name: Crassula ovata ‘Blue Bird’

‘Blue Bird’ forms a thick cluster of fleshy leaves that comes in beautiful shades of blue-green. It produces white and pink blooms too!

7. Blue Elf Aloe

Botanical Name: Aloe ‘Blue Elf’

This famous tight-clumping succulent makes rosettes of upright gray-green leaves with serrated edges in a very light blue hue. The foliage becomes pink-red under stress.

8. Blue Chalk Sticks

Botanical Name: Senecio mandraliscae

This spreading succulent shows off 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.

9. Happy Plant

Botanical Name: Sedeveria ‘Blue Elf’

This succulent forms attractive rosettes of blue-green leaves with a thick cover of powdery dust. The leaf tips develop a blush pink to burgundy hue in direct sun or water shortage.

10. Graptosedum ‘Blue Giant’

Botanical Name: Graptosedum ‘Blue Giant’

This beautiful succulent showcases green leaves that enclose long and thick stems. Its foliage gets a light blue-green hue with a rosy tint in cool climates.

11. Blue Bean

Botanical Name: Graptopetalum pachyphyllum

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

12. Pacific Blue Ice

Botanical Name: Sempervivum ‘Pacific Blue Ice’

‘Pacific Blue Ice’ has a distinct cupped form and produces rounded rosettes of icy, blue-green leaves with rosy centers, mainly during cool climates.

13. Blue Spruce Stonecrop

Botanical Name: Sedum rupestre ‘Blue Spruce’

This drought-tolerant succulent produces small, blue leaves that resemble needles of a blue spruce conifer. It looks stunning on green roofs, walkways, and pots.

14. Blue Burrito

Botanical Name: Sedeveria ‘Blue Burrito’

This striking succulent variety grows in clumps and forms long stems with green leaves and pink blush at the tips. The plant gets a very light blue hue with age.

15. Blue Echeveria

Botanical Name: Echeveria secunda

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

16. Blue Sky Echeveria

Botanical Name: Echeveria ‘Blue Sky’

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

17. Azulita Echeveria

Botanical Name: Echeveria ‘Azulita’

The word ‘Azulita’ implies ‘little blue one.’ This succulent forms small rosettes of icy blue leaves covered in powdery farina and beautiful red tips.

18. Blue Carpet Sedum

Botanical Name: Sedum ‘Blue Carpet’

The blue-green leaves of the succulents are tightly clumped together, which makes it stand out in pots. It is also a great choice for hanging baskets.

19. Propeller Plant

Botanical Name: Crassula falcata

The blue-gray leaves of the plant look like the propeller of an airplane! It is very easy to propagate and looks cute in small pots.

20. Black Spined Agave

Botanical Name: Agave macroacantha

This easy-to-care beautiful succulent forms a rosette of fleshy and narrow, powder blue foliage with maroon tips.

21. Money Plant

Botanical Name: Crassula obvallata

The unique gray-green leaves of this plant have a tiny layer of hair on the surface. It also grows pink flowers that cover it entirely!

22. Lavender Scallops

Botanical Name: Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi

The beautiful variegated leaves of the plant have green, cream, and blue hues. For the best display of colors, keep it in bright sunlight.

23. Short Leaved Aloe

Botanical Name: Aloe brevifolia

What sets this blue succulent apart are the teeth on the edges of its leaves. Keep it in shade or else the plant will take a red-yellow hue in full sun.

24. Donkey Tail

Botanical Name: Sedum morganianum

This is one plant that you must grow in hanging baskets! It takes a magnificent hue of blue and green in indirect light.

25. Candle Plant

Botanical Name: Senecio articulatus

The Candle Plant is a beautiful upright senecio variety and features striking blue-purple leaves. Have a look at more senecio varieties here.

Source: balconygardenweb