Sedum caeruleum aka Blue Stonecrop

Sedum caeruleum, also known as the sky stone-crop, baby-blue stone-crop, or red-leaf, is an annual succulent herb from the family Crassulaceae. This bushy plant is native to northwest Africa, Sardinia, Corsica, and Sicily, and can grow to be 5-15(-20) cm tall. The leaves are narrowly oblong and typically have a red hue. The plant is highly distinctive due to its attractive star-shaped, blue flowers, which is a rare color for succulent plants. Although Sedum caeruleum is variable in terms of flower color and hairiness, it is still highly worthy of attention. The Sedum genus is incredibly diverse and can be found in regions all over the world. Horticulturalists have even bred them to create even more varieties with a wide range of shapes and colors. These plants have succulent leaves that store water, making them easy to maintain. They are also incredibly easy to propagate - simply remove one of the leaves and with water and sunlight, it will grow into a whole new plant.