Citrus rarely fruits well indoors—retail claims of 4 crops/year apply only to outdoor subtropical climates. Indoors, light is too weak and winter temps too warm (citrus prefers 45–60 °F nights).
Address the root stressors; the tree may survive but fruiting will remain minimal.
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