8 hours of sun per day would make it very happy. Indoors you may need to substitute with grow lights. It likes well draining, slightly acidic soil. It can't take cold temperatures, that means less then 55F. Think Florida.

First above all keep it in by the sunniest window that you have and in late spring keep it outside for even more sun. Pruning, fertilization, repotting and checking for pests can be done along the way but if you do not keep a fruiting plant like this in plenty of sun the rest of the chores won't make much of a difference. Ya beat me to it Bath:)

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It will be happy outside in summer, but during the cold months it will need to be kept indoors in a cool but bright spot.