Been nursing my fuchsia back from the dead. I got 10 plants for a very very low price They are all in the biggest pots I have atm and are recovering nicely.
From iVillage
And now for some pictures!Wait until the berries (fruits) on your fuchsia plant are well ripened. Remove from plant. Lay on a piece of kitchen towel and cut open (lengthwise). Scrape off as much as you can of the jelly-like substance. Fill small pots with soil less compost (peat based), Stand the pots in water until you can see that the top of the soil is wet. I personally do not water anymore until the seeds have germinated, only a light misting of water with a hand spray if the soil looks really dry. Place seeds on top of soil, cover with a minute amount of same soil less compost or wet vermiculite. Place in a well lit postion, away from direct sunlight, if you have a propagator at 60f.
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I was worried that they would not survive or fair well indoors but they appear to be very healthy now. All the fruit is gone just new leaves and stems. The seeds that I sprouted never made it so I am hoping for more fruit. 
I have 1/2 doz pots lining the NW windowsill. They seem to like it there. Now that the days are starting to get longer, new shoots are growing wild. You're supposed to give them a severe pruning about now (1/3 to 1/2 length) then again just before setting them outside when it's around 45ºF (harden off first). I root those cuttings as well. (I could root the first prunings, but I've no room since veg seed production is starting 
) They do well for me during the summer in the dappled shade of a pair of plum trees.