Saving multiple select form data in db

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Hi.

I've got form for some model A, which has got few fields:

tile
description
...
colors

colors are selected from multiple select and options are ['red', 'green', 'blue', 'yellow']. User can choose colors as many as he wants. I don't think that making Color model and has_many relationship is good solution here to store colors data in model A. So question is:

How to store multiple data in db for such multiple select forms?

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