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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.
Every year, it never ceases to surprise me that winter is a busy season when you have citrus trees growing in your garden. Growing up in Southern California, we always had lemon and orange trees in our backyard. Later, after moving to Arizona, our first home had a huge grapefruit tree along with a orange tree. In our current home, I have a young orange tree that is growing nicely.