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Citrus trees do not go dormant in winter and will tolerate slightly lower light conditions during this period of slower growth. If your growing space receives at least 5-6 hours of full direct sun per day, supplementing with full spectrum bulbs or fluorescent plant lights can help trees perform well.itrus trees can be grown easily indoors! Key elements for success are good light, adequate humidity indoors in the winter, well-drained potting soil, additional nutrients, and consistent watering. Take any one of those away and problems can develop.
All plants have a time when they rest or go dormant. For deciduous trees, it is when they lose their leaves during the winter. Most evergreen plants, like citrus, also rest during the times of cooler temperatures, resuming growth and development when the temperatures begin to rise in the spring.The absolutely best time to do heavy pruning is during the coldest months.Should I prune my citrus trees this winter?â My immediate answer to that question is always: âWhy?â Unlike deciduous fruit trees such as peaches, apricots and apples, citrus do not need to be pruned each year. In fact, they do better without it.