It sorta kinda maybe looks like S. parva. That is one that has been around for a long time and is a likely culpret. It will grow and look much better when you get it growing in good light. Parva makes very long rhizomes that often find the drain holes and shoot out some distance before making new growths. I have seen it grown in a hanging basket that way, but it does just fine in a pot. Although sans generally have the same fragrance, I find that parva flowers have a bit nicer sweet fragrance. It is a good bloomer too.

Nice fingers ;),

Jon