I actually have an extra ficus microcarpa, approximately 3 inches tall. Let me know if you're interested!

It seems no one does. I looked at several sites, but no luck. I loved the banyan trees in Tampa when I lived there, but it would never occur to me to have one here. For one thing, they are huge and would eventually overpower the entire yard. There are other members of the ficus family that are smaller. May I ask why you want this one in particular? Here is a link that might be useful: Fort Jackson Banyan

I found this written by a researcher at Central Florida Research and Education Center "Ficus elastica, the India rubber tree, wasgrown extensively as an indoor tree during the early 1950's and earlier. Today it is difficult to find commercial sources of the plant because it has been replaced with several cultivars listed below: `Decora' was a significant new cultivar at the time of its introduction, about 1950. With its broad elliptical leaves and more attractive growth habit, it soon replaced the species. `Doescheri' has the narrow leaf shape of the species and a striking variegated pattern of green, grayish green, yellow, white and a pink midrib and petiole. `Robusta' is a compact form which resembles `Decora', but is more compact and free branching. `Rubra' has dark, wine red leaves when grown in full sun. Much of the red color is lost as the plant grows under reduced light intensity. `Rubra' is also listed under the names `Burgundy' and `Abidjan'. `Sophia' is a new green cultivar with leaves which are smaller and more rounded than `Robusta'."

Hi, looking for a ficus benghalensis for indoor decor. I'm having trouble locating any in Southern California. Willing to trade if anyone has one and is interested. Have pothos, baby rubber, and monstera plants as well as some orange and lemon plants. :)