The holy of the holy! The bodhi tree belongs to the fig family and can be grown in pots or outdoors in climates that do not have frost. Outdoors, it grows extremely fast; but, in pots, growth is seriously restricted. The tree produces red flowers in February and edible fruit in May or June. All parts of the tree are used medicinally, but, of course have different properties ranging from intestinal and skin disorders to cancer.  This is a tropical tree so it must be grown in greenhouses in colder regions.