Outdoor light is 10–100x more intense than indoor light. Leaves that formed in one environment cannot adapt to the other. Moving in/out forces constant shedding and regrowth.
Citrus naturally drops some leaves in winter low light. It's not dead—just semi-dormant. Keep it cool (50–60°F), bright, and barely moist until spring.
Sunny window, water when top quarter of soil dry. No seasonal moves needed.
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