Question: We have a home garden and recently fuschia was added to our collection. it was all great looking and healthy but after a few days there were no blooms and it was all leaves on the plant. I did read some articles Googling the issue, and they suggested pruning or pinching. I did cut off some stems to encourage blooming two days ago and it dried out and is dying! I try to keep the soil moist and It is getting all of the daylight hours of bright, indirect light. The temp. in the house is about 27-30 (C). Here are the photos before and after the issue:

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Answer: 
I had similar problem with my Roma tomato plant. The yellow, uncurled leaves can signal a nitrogen deficiency or it could also be a fungal infection.

You may wanna apply a nitrogen-rich organic vegetable fertilizer or a fungicide to see if this solves the problem. In my case, the fertilizer and regular watering did the trick. Btw, I use [this](http://rads.stackoverflow.com/amzn/click/B000HHO110) fungicide on my other plants that were infected by either fungus or insects and it has worked great so far.
Those look pretty similar to spider mite damage. Which I am currently battling (successfully) in Texas. They bite individual cells and suck out the juices, leaving that stippling pattern. I think a fungus would have larger diameter circles, and thrip damage is usually in squiggly lines, not dots.

Look very closely at 10-15 leaves undersides. If there are very small bumps moving around slowly (mine look dark red but there are many different varieties), those are probably spider mites. I squished many with my fingers. Also I use the 3-in-1 Organicide concentrate spray during the early morning and wash it off before the sun hits the plants to prevent burning. The mites thrive in very hot, dry weather. Sometimes reproducing once every 3 days (the hotter the faster).