The plant is a species of Amaranth (genus Amaranthus), commonly referred to as green amaranth or pigweed. It is characterized by its broad, ovate green leaves and a distinct terminal flower spike (inflorescence).

The specific appearance of the flower spike suggests it is likely one of the following common species:

Amaranthus viridis (Slender Amaranth): A widely naturalized annual herb with light green stems and slender, often wrinkled flower clusters.
Amaranthus retroflexus (Redroot Pigweed): Known for its thick, tightly bunched green flower spikes and potentially red-streaked stems or a red taproot.
Amaranthus hybridus (Smooth Pigweed): Very similar to redroot pigweed but generally features smoother stems and more slender flower clusters.
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The plant Amaranth-Lude saag

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