looks like the soil is too wet and not enough light.

do you have a South window?

I do have south window. South window sun can burn or damage the leaves? The same happened with last new growth and its happened when its been on direct sun light. Leaves began to curl looked like dryed, after that i use curtain for citrus to make more filtred sun ligtht. Now when old ones leaves grew now they can tolerate direct sun without being affected. The soil is wet because i watered plant 1 day ago :) Still dont understand why the sun causing this :(

And forgot to mention new citrus shoot at the evening back to normal and again was looking straight up :)

It is midsummer, why can you not have your citrus outside where it would get the normal light and air circulation? Al

Yes, I was wondering why you brought it in so early?

If the roots are impaired for any reason and not taking up moisture quick enough, the hot sun will cause wilt until the roots catch up and take up moisture.

How long after you water does it take for the root zone to become almost dry before you water again?
How do you judge when to water?
How cold does that room get at night?

Mike

This post was edited by meyermike_1micha on Sun, Aug 31, 14 at 12:19

I cant keep it outside no place, its always inside, i try to keep windows open for air circulation. Watering when soil is dry can be 3 to 6 days watering interval. At nigth temperature is about +19-22.
And today again was a cloudy morning and still that new shoot went down for alittle, nearly evening its again straigth nothing bad.
Why those leaves that been young acted same and they are mature now dark green, very healthy, and new ones acts the same?

I am going to say there is no definite..

Although, I tend to think it's just a tree trying to push new growth that struggles at times because it's not outside..I'd pout too)

Mike

I dont khow it happens like this when plant gets morning direct sun light for about hour, mature leaves are fine with that. At cloudy when not so much direct sun light plant is fine.

2nd pic when limequat feeling and looking fine.