Borojoa patinoi, called the Boroj¢ Tree. It is a native of the rainforests of Colombia, Ecuador and Panama. In its natural habitat, the Boroj¢ Tree lives with 85% humidity in the air. The tree reaches 3-5 meters high. The Boroj¢ Tree is cultivated for its fruits rich in calcium. They have 7-12 cm in diameter and their color is green. The pulp of these fruits is acid and very dense. It is also brown. Each fruit contains hundreds of seeds. They are ready to consume when they fall off the branches. The uses of the Boroj¢ fruits vary from juice, ice cream, capsules and jelly. The trunk of the tree is small and sometimes separated in two or three smaller trunks. The trunk is grey-brown and harsh. The tree is an evergreen. The foliage is dark green and the leaves have a smooth texture. Hardiness zones 10-11 (1øC/35øF, 4øC/40øF) in winter. The Boroj¢ Tree can resist small periods of frost and even floods. It needs an average temperature of 28øC. The tree enjoys moderate light. It requires good watering, don?t let the soil dry out. You may fertilize monthly with a balanced fertilizer.