I'd move the plant back to the brighter location. It can take cool temperatures just fine. But I suggest that you decide on one location and keep it there. Moving the plant from one spot to the other won't allow it to become acclimated properly.

Are you providing a source of Calcium?

I agree with Rhizo about leaving the tree in the brighter, cooler location.
Warm, dry houses can wreck havoc on leaves and flowers.


Josh

I too agree with Rhizzo and Josh...

Perfectly put..

It should be in a brighter location, especially if temps are warmer..It can take lower amounts of light,if, that is if they are kept in conditions below the 60's and your soil mix allows you to water without fear of root rot..
If you can not provide a very sunny area for your trees, you may have to invest some money on lights, unless you can find a way to lower the heat drastically in that room without full sun.
Just because it drops leaves do to a lack of light does not always mean it will die, it will just look bare and ugly and one needs to make sure they do not overwater at this time..It is quite a balancing act that can be achieved.:-)You can do it.

Taking pictures?

Upload the to Photobucket for free.
Once the pictures are there in your album.
Put the curser over that picture and there will be drop down bars with 4 options under it.
Click on the third one down and it will say"copied".
Come back to your post that you are making and "paste" there.
Press preview message and your picture will pop up.
If you like it and what you wrote, press send and everything will post.

Hope we helped you..

Mike

As for pictures

Here is a link that might be useful: lights for citrus

thankyou all, i will move it back tommorow, the temp is supposed to be more 40ish than under freezing, also, it will b cloudy.
I took some pics, gonna send this post, them try to upload. THanks for the instructions how....
I really am sad about my largest flower bud, it was starting to open, but when it fell, i opened it myself, so now i really no wat they smell like, and its nice

this is a bad pic of whole tree
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better one
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flower buds, + the leaves that never recovered from shipping
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new leaves and flower buds
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from top
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leaf damage
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more leaf damage
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NOTE: this is not where the plant is, it was dark, so i had to move it to a place with sufficient lighting to take the pics

NOTE: those grey spots on dark leaves are something like muddy water residue from shipping, not some freak leaf disease

it looks pretty good, just try and keep it warm when you get it in more light. You have gotten some great suggestions.

why do you have so much wire on it?

my cat sat on it, after half chewing the top off, the wire keeps it staying up, and also attaches it to the growing stake

Great job at posting pictures!!

Mike

What, pray tell, is your potting medium made up of?

i cant really explain...there is this remarkable stuff that occurs under the surface of a mystery tree in a pot in my house, it is mostly extremely small particles of the leaves from that tree. It sheds water like plastic. I have it mixed it in almost even with the soil that four winds sent me, with some sprinkeled a quater of an inch deep on the top. its great.....
I should decrease watering wen sunlight decreases a little, correct?

Correct.

Wizfire, it almost looks like dryer lint! ;)
That was my first impression, but I didn't want to appear insulting!

Indoors, organic particles are going to present various challenges in your mixes.

Josh