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Hey all, I just want to start off by saying that I have read the guides and whatnot for my situation. But, I still want some advice and I’m hoping some of you guys can help. SO, my serissa has been yellowing. I live in the bay area, and it has been dropping to around ~35 degrees F every night. While inside, my house stays ~66 degrees F. I have been bringing my tree inside during the nights, and leaving it outside during the day. I have read online though, that the sharp changes in temperature can be really bad for the plant. And now i am considering leaving it inside full time during the winter in an area that gets lots of light. But I am still worried that the change in temperature will hurt my tree more. Is there any correct decision to make? Is putting it by a windowsill a bad idea? Please help. Thanks.

I never have owned a serissa, so.. No species specific advice from me.

But yes. Moving plants around is a bad idea. So pick a suitable spot, such as indeed, a windowsill, and leave it there for months. Then when spring comes, and the weather is warm enough you can place it outside.

You say you live near a bay. Does this buffer temperatures? How cold does your winter get?

Here by me it doesn't get so cold my trees stay out year round so can't really help but it looks like a serissa mount fuji to me

I would bring the tree inside for the winter. In a sunny room and not neat a heat source. The moving back and forth could be a reason for leaf drop. You could put it back outside in the beautiful spring weather.