This looks to be some kind of peppergrass, and a search on Dogpile I did turned up one site for a dried flower supplier that that identified its "Petticoat Lace" as a "sm peppergrass." The genus is lepidium -- it's a brassica, a member of the mustard family. They're fairly common spring wildflowers/weeds that you usually find in old hayfields, pastures and other open areas. There are a lot of species and they have a lot of similarities when they're dried. You could do a Google image search on peppergrass to see likely candidates (before drying). You can also search for "lepidium" on the USDA Plants database, but be sure to select the "scientific name" search option. Using the "common name" option and searching for "pepper grass" gets no results for some reason. For my money, L. virginicum seems to be a good possibility, but I really can't tell. Here is a link that might be useful: USDA Plants Database

when the wizards here ... can not go beyond a family name.. its usually because there is not enough info ... in this case.. perhaps.. flower color ... a scale might also help .... is that a 5 gallon pot.. lol ... or a 2 inch pot??? .. probably 4 inch ... ken

Thanks although i’m not 100%sure… its not fragrant 🤔 are all heliotropes fragrant?

Can anyone help wiht the name of this plant? It was everywhere in Vietnam it is called Cay Dai Phu Gia in Vietnamese (Dai Phu Gia) and part of the Aglaonema sp. however I can't find the English name or botanical name.