I found a small ficus at a local store and fell in love with it. I searched for the plant when I got home and I thought that I had properly identified it as a Curly Ficus. Upon further research though, there is no such thing, and picture searches have led me to links identifying the same variant as a Curly Fig, ficus benjamina 'barok'/'curly', and ficus pumila 'curly'. None of these variations are in the NGA database, and I can't fathom how I could have found an unusual variant in a rural grocery store.
I'm sure that I'm just somehow missing the proper name for this cool little plant, and am hoping that someone might know the answer.
Thanks! Kristin

Kristin! I can tell you that I have no idea, but I love it as well! Wish I could find one here! It certainly is a cool looking plant!
Hoping that someone here recognizes it and can give you an answer. It could be that it is a new cultivar that has not been added yet to our database. Maybe @zuzu, or @califsue, could help?

I think it's fairly new and hadn't been added to our database yet.

Here's an entry for it:

Weeping Fig (Ficus benjamina 'Barok')

zuzu!
I had a feeling that that may have been the case!

@kubedu make sure that you add your pics to the link that zuzu added!
double 's!!!

Hi kubedu,

That is the neatest looking Ficus benjamina I've ever seen! I think I need to be on the lookout for 'Barok' at local garden centers and nurseries here in Florida!

@zuzu Thanks for adding this one to the database!

Thank you everyone for your help! I believe that I uploaded the pictures, though they're not showing up in the entry (maybe they have to be approved?). If that didn't work I will retry.
Kristin

Kristin!

Yes, it could be that they're waiting on approval.

I see your photos in the database now! Yes, they go into a queue for one of the database moderators to approve before we can see them.