Hydrocotyle sibthorpioides?

I looked that name up, I don't think that is what it is, but it is very similar looking! Thank you so much for your thoughts.

Lol, yes it is not looking very good and I have had it a year now. I really want it to thrive since my little boy gave it to me.

Truly looks like a light-starved, rootbound nasturtium to me as well.

Yes - a miserable Nasturtium. It belongs outside.

Thanks everyone! I just repotted it to a much larger pot and moved it outside. :)

Nasturtiums are annuals, save seed to plant next year if you want to keep it going. Your little boy might enjoy planting the seeds next year, and the year after and.... get your little guy interested in growing things at an early age :). Flowers, leaves and seed are all edible, some pickle the seed to make something similar to capers. Flowers dress up a salad, leaves add a bit of tang to a sandwich.

Annette

you better have put it outside.. in full shade.. until it hardens off to sunlight ...

but lets be clear ... its an ANNUAL up here in MI ... i am not looking up its native proclivities ... nor do we know where you are ....

but my point is ... its not a plant you will have forever ... just because your boy gave it to you ...

if it blooms.. gather some seed ... and try to get a full ID when in flower.. buy some seed.. etc ... and keep a plant of this type alive ...

it can all be a learning lesson for you and the boy.. about how mom can have this plant forever .. but perhaps not his specific individual ...

i remember all these grade school projects... and kids bringing home things that wouldnt live .. lol .. heck.. half the pine trees planted one foot from the house.. that are now 50 feet tall ... were darn arbor days gifts from the schools ... lol

cherish it.. relish it ... but do understand.. all about it ..

good luck ...

ken