This poor plant was gifted to my workplace, where it stood forgotten in a dark corner forgotten for years. Miraculously it survived, but only barely. I brought it home, and would really love to bring it back to life. Since I do not have any experience with this kind of plant/dwarf tree, I could really use the help! I water it about every two weeks or so, and it has lots of daylight - though no direct sunlight. Should I cut off all the branches all the way back to the stem? Repot it? Give more water? Feed it?

Any thoughts or ideas are very much appreciated!

Miraculous indeed that it survived a dark corner for years! Don't be afraid to give it too much light; the more direct sun the better. Water it as soon as the surface of the soil feels almost dry. In good light, I would expect that to be weekly. Make sure water doesn't collect in the bottom of the outer pot.

Give it a single shot of fertilizer at half strength, but don't overdo it.

Yes, prune back the bare stems to give it a fuller, more compact appearance.

Keep up the good rescue work!

Yay! I am happy to try and rescue plans, now hopefully they are willing to be rescued by me. I immediately pruned back the bare stems, watered it and gave it some fertiliser. The sun is going to be the tricky part (it's very cloudy and quite rainy here), but I will continue to provide it with as much light as possible. Fingers crossed for some new healthy growth on this baby citrus.. I really appreciate your help Will, thank you!

Keep us posted from Holland!