Yeah, I think that's what it is, too. I've rescued one before. Try this: put it in a bright place, but not with direct sunlight. Don't move the plant around, either. Leave it in one spot. Next, you'll need a humidity tray - a tray filled with stones, marbles, corks, whatever, that will hold the bottom of the pot above the water in the tray below. Josh

I have the same in my containers, tried to identify it, seems like hairy bittercress but it never grows in rosettes like I see in google search photos. It seems to stay small, only a few (3-4) leaves per stock, grows upwards and if allowed hundreds of little plants come out in the same container. also the color is a bit lighter green. here are some pictures i just took, it’s like this from spring into fall. definetely some type of weed because nothing seems to stop it. I want to confirm if it’s indeed hairy bittercress and not a look alike plant. thank you

Here they are, utterly gross little things!

I agree with Gardengal. However, mine, (which are outside in the ground) bloom in the winter. Nice looking plants, Johnny.