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They can take those temps and I would guess by the curled leaves that you may be under watering. They want moist well drained soil.

Without knowing a bunch of things I’d want to ask, I will say This: lots of changes, and changes = stress. New pot, new placements, going in when it’s cold, out when it’s warm. All of that adds up to a lot of stress. Stop it. Keep it inside until it’s warm. Water regularly (google go learn more about this plant’s needs—my guess is moist but not soggy). Then relax.

A common reaction is to throw everything at a plant in a confusing barrage: water more/water less/sunny/ok sunny but not direct sun/fertilize/don’t fertilize and on it goes. Pretty soon it will work(or not) and you’ll never be sure which variable did the job.

Stop moving the plant around every 24 hours. No fertilizer. Research (google) not one, but several sites until you see consensus emerging) on watering frequency.

I'm a regular on the citrus forum. 1} lose the stake, 2} the soil looks way too wet-they don't like constantly moist soil- sure way to get root rot, 3} what are you fertilizing with? citrus like food. You should cross post to the citrus forum, people there who grow at your zone and lower.

Thank you everyone.

Wanda,

Is it safe to remove the stakes? it has been potted for only about 2 or so weeks.i hope it won't get get bent with wind