I live in Seattle and received a Dwarf Meyer Lemon as a gift. Unfortunately, I went out of town and returned to find all but a few of its leaves dried up, curling, and falling off. A couple of the fruits fell off, too. I am guessing that the soil got too dry. Now that I am keeping the moisture level in check, the once drooping tips of the branches are firm again. A few leaves and a couple of fruits have hung on. Is there any hope of saving my naked Dwarf? Is it even possible to grow a Dwarf Meyer indoors in Seattle over the winter (no sun)? P.S. I ordered a replacement Dwarf Meyer so that the person who gave it to me doesn't think I'm totally incompetent . . .. Any tips for my new plant??? Thanks much!

I forgot to mention that I watered the plant when I placed the EB in the planter, so I don't think it's chirping/chiming because the soil is dry . . .. Thanks!

I would like my EasyBloom to monitor my Dwarf Meyer Lemon. I set it to Monitor, place the EB in the planter, only to have it start chiming/chirping a few hours later. When I plug the EB into my computer, it gives a soil rating (thumbs up), but says it has insufficient data for sun and temp. Well, shouldn't it monitor for a bit longer before it starts chiming/chirping??? This is annoying. Please help.