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Bringing Citrus Indoors: Feed, Hydrate & De-Stress with GrowScripts

TL;DR: When temperatures dip, your citrus trees need a smooth transition indoors — not shock. A quick feeding and hydration routine helps them adapt, hold their leaves, and stay healthy through winter.


🌿 Step 1: Prep with Micronutrients — The Stress-Relief Feed

When your citrus tree moves from outdoor sun to indoor light, it feels the change — less airflow, less sun, more dryness. Micronutrients are your first line of defense.

That’s why we recommend feeding with the GrowScripts Micronutrient + Calcium Pack 7–10 days before moving indoors.

Why it matters:
✅ Supports chlorophyll and leaf color under low light
✅ Helps prevent yellowing and leaf drop
✅ Reduces stress as your tree adjusts to new conditions

How to use:
Mix one packet per half gallon of water and drench the soil evenly.
This gentle feed gives your tree a nutrient cushion before the move.

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💧 Step 2: Hydrate & Humidify — Indoor Air Is Dry

Citrus trees love humidity — your living room? Not so much. Dry indoor air pulls moisture from leaves, leading to curl, crisp edges, or early drop.

Mist weekly with Hydration Boost+ Foliar Mist to lock in moisture and keep that glossy green look.

Why it works:
💦 Mimics natural dew — gentle, leaf-safe hydration
💦 Adds a subtle cranberry scent
💦 Keeps leaves supple and reduces stress

Use every 5–7 days or anytime your tree looks thirsty.

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🌼 Step 3: Feed Lightly — Once a Month Indoors

Your citrus won’t need heavy feeding through the winter. But it does appreciate a light nutritional boost to maintain healthy roots and prepare for spring.

Use a ¼-strength dose of GrowScripts 18-6-12 Water-Soluble Fertilizer or the Citrus Care Kit once a month while indoors.

Why it helps:
🍋 Keeps the root system active during shorter days
🍋 Prevents nutrient fade and leaf drop
🍋 Builds up energy for next season’s blooms

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🌞 Step 4: Set the Stage Indoors

Once inside, keep your citrus in the brightest spot you can find.
A few quick placement tips:

  • Choose a south- or west-facing window for max light
  • Rotate every two weeks for even growth
  • Avoid cold drafts or heater vents — sudden swings stress trees

Your Indoor Citrus Stack

Make it easy with this simple trio — the GrowScripts Indoor Citrus Stack:

  1. Micronutrient + Calcium Pack – stress-relief feed
  2. Hydration Boost+ Mist – hydration and shine
  3. 18-6-12 Fertilizer or Citrus Care Kit – light winter nutrition

Bring Citrus In Happy. Feed, Hydrate & Shine with GrowScripts.

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🧠 Pro Tip

When you bring your citrus back outdoors in spring, give it one full-strength feeding to kickstart new growth and flowering. Your patience through winter pays off big with lush green leaves and early blossoms.