Classify the tree first
Temperate and native species belong outdoors year-round. Tropical trees need warmth; subtropical species require a deliberate winter strategy.
Species, season, window direction, direct sun, heat storage and airflow decide whether a location supports health or merely looks attractive.

A weakened tree usually needs stable light, correct moisture and time—not simultaneous pruning, feeding and repotting.
Temperate and native species belong outdoors year-round. Tropical trees need warmth; subtropical species require a deliberate winter strategy.
Observe hours of direct sun, shadows across the day and distance from glass. Human eyes adapt to dim rooms; plants cannot.
Leaves formed in shade can scorch after sudden full sun. Acclimatise over days and protect the pot from reflected heat.