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Lime Tree Leaf Drop Indoors: Light Shock, Not Fertilizer

Citrus Indoors: Light Drop Is Normal

Lime tree dropped all leaves after moving in. Cause: sudden light reduction, not fish emulsion fertilizer.

Management

Prune to prevent legginess.
Sunniest window.
Water when top 2 inches dry.
No repot/fertilizer.
Expect winter languishing; spring rebound outdoors.

Fertilizer only for healthy, growing plants.

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