A lemon plant in Lahore, Pakistan, receives only 30 minutes of indirect sunlight daily. Leaves are falling, and the upper stem is drying and turning brown.
Citrus requires full sun (6–8+ hours direct). Indoor indirect light is insufficient for photosynthesis, causing leaf drop and stem dieback.
If outdoor placement isn't possible, a high-output grow lamp is essential. Lemon trees cannot thrive as low-light houseplants.
Expert insight provided by Melissa.
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