hi guys i got this plant for sometime but i have no idea what it is.
can you tell me the name and maybe tips to take good care of it.also it grew so long as you see in the pic that it doesn't stand still and it falls down to the sides is there a problem or should i just support it with a stick or something?
thanks a lot

Looks to be a Chrysanthemum, but it could be any of hundreds of cultivars. Typically grown as an outdoor garden perennial, although some are more tender and marketed as florist plants sold blooming in pots.

Certainly a Chrysanthemum of some sort, just as Neal said. I have only grown them outdoors except to root pinchings.

I would pinch the top off, about three inches down. Put it in some water. Once it develops roots pot it up. Let that grow to about six inches and pinch the top three off again. Root in water and pot up the second plant. You can keep repeating as much as you would like. I would pinch off any buds that form until one of your new plants gets fuller.

I have only ever pinched the tops. But since your plant has become overly tall and stringy I would actually cut back at least an additional three inches and try to root that cutting too. You really have nothing to lose. You won't hurt the original plant. And hey that secondary cutting might just root fine.

Keep the cuttings in bright light but not in direct sun.

Keep the established plant/s in bright direct sun. Move outside as soon as possible. I would say not until late May in your area.

thanks a lot
but searching for Chrysanthemum it has flowers in pictures.
i don't see any sign of flower in my plant.

They typically bloom in fall or when days are short. If indoors, artificial lighting can throw off blooming time.

when you rub the leaves it has a scent.

That is also typical of Chrysanthemums.

Just thought of something else, Mums need full sun to bloom, so it isn't likely to bloom much or at all indoors.

is there anyway to make it bloom indoor?
cause i live in apartment i can't put it outside.
i found it in my school garden left like that so i decided to save it.

I've never tried, so I can't be of any help there. Possibly with supplemental artificial light, but timing would be crucial.