He said he would write to federal Health Minister Tanya Plibersek and Assistant Treasurer David Bradbury seeking their support for a permanent ban once the interim period was up.
Victorian Crime Prevention Minister Edward O'Donohue said the state was eager to talk with NSW and the federal government on expanding the ban.
"The Victorian government is willing to engage with the federal government to address and work on some of those issues," he told reporters.
The NSW ban has been welcomed by Henry's father, Stephen Kwan.
"Although it is the death of my son, it raised interest and pressured the government and it will benefit a lot of families and a lot of young kids in the future," he told AAP.
But John Rogerson of the Australian Drug Foundation says authorities can't ban their way out of the issue.
"Let's treat the synthetic drug issue like we would treat any food or any medicine and get the onus of proof back on the producers to ensure these products are safe," he said.
The synthetic drug industry is worth AU $700 million nationally, Fair Trading assistant commissioner Robert Vellar said.
-AAP