There is no blue or true yellow. In many varieties the petals and sepals are of different colors. The blooms may be single or double and range in size from a half-inch long to the size of a tea cup. Some even have variegated foliage. It's hard not to be amazed by a gorgeous double-flowered, trailing fuchsia in bloom, but don't overlook the more subtle beauty of the upright varieties.
Fuchsias do best in bright filtered light indoors and light shade outdoors.
Once the summer arrives, they will not tolerate the hot, direct afternoon sun. They need to be kept moist, but the soil must be well-drained. If the soil has excellent drainage, it is impossible to overwater a fuchsia. The surrounding temperature and humidity levels control exactly how much they need. When it is hot and dry they will need to be watered daily.