- 3 in 1 soil moisture sensor meter for testing soil moisture, pH value and sunlight intensity.
- High accuracy and simple operation, no batteries or electricity needed.
- Simply insert the probes into the soil about 2-4 inches (2/3 of the probes), and you’ll get your reading.
- Compact and portable for indoor & outdoor use.
LINZI 3 in 1 Soil pH Meter, Soil Moisture / Sunlight Intensity / pH Tester for Garden Plant Flower Lawn Care Farming Indoor and
£7.86
Description
Features:
— Test Soil Moisture
Help you specialize in grasping when you need to water your plant.
— Test the pH of the Soil
Help you to control the pH value in the soil.
— Test Sunshine Level
Know about whether it gets adequate sunlight.
Instructions:
Step 1: Switch to moisture/pH/light position according to demand.
Step 2: Insert the probe into the soil about 2-4 inches.
Step 3: Check moisture/pH/light level in the dial after 10 minutes.
Step 4: Remove probe from soil and wipe clean after each use.
Kindly Note:
1. Do not force it into very hard soil or touch hard objects since it will be easy to damage the probe.
2. Do not use it to test pure water or other liquids. It can only be used to measure soil. 3. Do not leave the meter in the soil for a long time.
4. Please wipe and clean the probe after each use.
5. If the soil is too dry the indicator will not move, and water it before testing.
Additional information
| Weight | 90 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 24.4 × 6.5 cm |
| Package Dimensions | 32.7 x 24.4 x 6.5 cm; 90 Grams |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Plug profile | Tabletop |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Item Weight | 90 g |
| ASIN | B08N1FTDHP |
| Date First Available | 9 Nov. 2020 |
| Manufacturer | LINZI |
A. G. Mitchell –
I only wanted to find the ph of the soil I was planting blueberries in and I spent days looking on line for something that would do just that and not also give me the time of day when the sun rose in Bangkok the winner of the fourth race at Ascot and my inside leg measurement and eventually settled on this because it had the least negative reports,As yet I have only tried it on a few non Cretaceous areas of soil and it is nonplussed.I live in hopes that when I get the Ericaceous compost I have ordered it might give me a reading I am looking for. I live in hope.
sify –
I bought this and it seems to work fine
MTN –
Does exactly what it’s supposed toSpot on. No more guessing with my house plants
LONPM2 –
I bought this as I am well known for killing houseplants due to over watering in the winter time. As a test I have 2 pots of citrus trees grown from seed. One pot I watered by eye and they are now all dead. One pot I used the meter on. Every week I test and when the meter is below half way on the gauge I water. The trees in this pot are still alive (bar one). I read reviews when buying this and was concerned about it. Certainly it is cheap looking and I doubt it will stand up to hard use as it does not appear the most robust. But it seems to do the job for what I purchased it for.
Michael B –
Seems good quality
fliss –
The best way to check if plants need water, this time I ordered 3 one for my Grandaughter for her house plants, then two for my daughter to take back to New Zealand as they are not available there.
DILL PULLAN –
Does what it should
Amazon Customer –
easy to install does what it is meant to do that is keeping cats and dogs away from my crops
bennie jane –
I bought this specifically for pH testing soil and I am afraid I got the same reading in a new bag of ericaceous soil as I did Miracle Grow – 7.5 which is neutral. I even tried it dunked in ericaceous feed and the needle still wouldn’t budge.The needle did move in light and dark so it wasn’t stuck or anything.No good for me but if you don’t want to pH test, it may well be OK for you.
RunForrestRun –
Perfect really, nothing bad to say about it.