Oh, I don't know that gadget. You might have an easier time emailing the pics to your PC, if that's an option for you. You've done it though. GW upload facility can do 1 pic per post, so if you have more than one, it's not your fault or your gadget that you couldn't get 2 at the same time. When I need to put 2 pics, I just post twice. If you get in the habit of putting multiple pics in posts, you can use a 3rd party photo-hosting site to do that.

Not a milkweed. It appears to be something along the lines of solomons seal, maianthemum, uvularia or similar monocot plant. The pictures aren't really good enough to id it by. When it flowers it will be easier as there are several plants with similar stems and foliage. And I agree with Ken to try the Name That Plant Forum.

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

Agrimonia perhaps. Here is one species https://uswildflowers.com/detail.php?SName=Agrimonia%20gryposepala