FAQ About Indoor Citrus Tree Cultivation

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28 days ago | lila

Can citrus trees grow indoors year-round?

Yes, citrus trees can be grown indoors year-round, provided they receive adequate care. They need substantial sunlight, correct watering, temperature control, and regular fertilization to produce fruit. Indoor cultivation allows protection from extreme weather conditions that may occur outdoors.

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