An 8-year-old miniature orange tree, kept 10 feet from south/west windows, began dropping leaves—first brown, then green—after a move. The owner watered it, hoping to fix the issue.
Citrus trees demand direct sunlight for as many hours as possible when grown indoors. Ten feet from a window is far too distant. The tree must be placed directly in front of an uncovered, sunny window.
Allow the top inch of soil to dry out completely between thorough waterings. Consistent moisture without waterlogging is key.
Relocate the tree to the brightest possible spot and adjust watering to a wet-dry cycle. This should stabilize the tree and prevent further leaf loss.
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