Meisya Siregar Shares Unexpected New Hobby During the Pandemic

Kapanlagi.com - Currently, everyone is forced to adapt to the new situation related to the Covid-19 pandemic. Meisya Siregar is also doing the same during her activities at home in the past few months.

Yes, Meisya is currently obsessed with taking care of plants. This is a new experience for the 41-year-old woman. In fact, she never thought she would become so obsessed with plant care before.

"Tired of posting selfies, too often posting about children and family. Time to give them the same exposure, my green children! Yes, the pandemic brings me something new. I never thought in my life I would take care of plants. In the past, only old-fashioned mothers liked plants," Meisya wrote in the caption of her Instagram post.

1. Don't Have Many Collections

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Meisya admits that her plant collection is still not many. This woman, born in Bandung, is still unsure and worried that she won't be able to take care of them properly and regularly.

"I remember my late mother used to have weird supplies, with pots as big as a basket. She watered them with rice water every day. I just don't understand why she was so happy with the supplies. Then now, it turns to me who came up addicted to plants. But I don't have many collections like other people. Because I'm afraid they won't be taken care of, afraid that the house will be cramped, and afraid of going bankrupt," she added.

2. Sharing Gardening Experience

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Meisya also captures funny moments during her learning process of taking care of plants. She plans to share them with fans through her personal Youtube channel.

"So, I want to share in the next episode of The Romeos Youtube channel how I arrange plants in my house, and of course, share the gardening experience for newbies who panic when they see vivipara leaves and birkin being eaten by nasty worms," she concluded.

3. #IngatPesanIbu

When doing activities during the new normal, make sure to stay disciplined in implementing health protocols, KLovers. #IngatPesanIbu, diligently wash your hands with soap, wear a mask, and avoid crowds. Stay safe!

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