Fuchsia seeds?

Yes, indeed and also edible I believe. :) https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/flowers/fuchsia/eating-fuchsia-berries-flowers.htm I tried some of mine in the autumn. They were ok...pleasant. I didn't get stomach ache! :)

Wow, no kidding! I didn't know they were edible.

I've also read they are edible & you can even make jam with them! I've never tried them for myself & I generally deadhead the plants on the balcony so very few get to grow into berries.

an elderly aunt used to make jam from them. quite sweet but not that a distinctive flavour if I remember. plenty of vit c by all accounts.

Learning Learning... eating was a surprise, now making jam... wow.

About deadheading the plants I have a question, should I prune the fucsias?

Only prune your Fuchsias at the start of spring, cut out any dead branches, (if they have no leaves you can scrape away a tiny bit of bark on a dead looking stem & if it is green underneath then your Fuchsia is still alive but if it is brown that branch will be dead), if you then cut the remaining branches back by about half you will get a tidier plant & stimulate more branches to grow which will give you more flowers (& berries!)

Again, thank you, thank you David. I'll follow your suggestions. I've looked after how to prune plants on google, but they weren't as detailed as your suggestions.
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I tasted one....
hummm have a funny taste, now I don't know if this one was too old or too young... LOL

I've never tasted them! I don't normally leave them to develop as I usually pick them off as soon as the flowers fall off!