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3-in-1 Moisture Meter with Light & PH Test Function

3.6 out of 5 stars 391 customer reviews
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Features:
Are you sick of your plants dying
Fed up of being surrounded by wilting and brown-leaved specimens?
If so, the problem could be with your soil, and so,
what you need is this 3-in-1
moisture, pH and light meter with easy to read scale.
Your plants never need fear that you're going to mistreat
them again with this easy to use and scientifically accurate measuring device.
Needing no batteries the prongs measure the moisture and pH content of the soil
from root level and determine whether your plants are ideally situated
with regards to their positioning.
The moisture meter works with all soil
types and is suitable for use in or out doors - simply place it in the soil,
set to the setting you wish to measure and read the scale.
Benefits:
3 functions in one compact meter -
measure the moisture and pH content of the
soil and the environmental light
Scientifically accurate
No need for batteries
Easy-to-read scale indicator
Incredibly simple to use - just stick it in the soil!
Works with house and garden plants
Instructions included
Brand new and packaged
Specification:
Meter: 5 x 8 x 3.5cm [2 x 3.2 x 1.5"]
Probe length: 21cm [8"]
Bronze probe diameter: 4.8mm
silver probe diameter: 5.1mm
Distance between probes: 1.2cm
Original box: NO
Color: Green
Item size: 330*100*30mm
Net weight: 87g
Package weight: 99g
Package Content:
1 x 3 in 1 Moisture / PH / Light Meter Soil
Garden Tester

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4.0 out of 5 starsInexpensive, Reusable pH Test
By powerofpi on June 4, 2014
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I was looking for an inexpensive and reusable way to test the pH of soil in various flower beds around my yard, and found it! This meter appears to be accurate within 0.2 points, and also can be used to measure light and moisture. Great deal! One small issue: the pH measurement does not work well if the soil is too dry. Wetting the soil somewhat appears to be necessary to get an accurate reading.

UPDATE: After about one month of use, the meter began to give inaccurate readings, measuring everything as 1-2 points too alkaline. Roughing up the tips of the probes with steel wool fixed the problem. So keep the probe clean and dry, and from time to time you may need to use something abrasive on the probe tips in order to preserve accuracy.
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5.0 out of 5 starsDoes what it needs to do any more.
By Tom Stiles (hamrad88) on November 27, 2012
I was very pleased with this product. I was concerned when I ordered because it was about 75% less than what it is in the local stores. It works great and is exactly what I wanted and has additional features that more expensive meters do not have. No batteries are required so you do not have worry about the batteries leaking and damaging the meter. I tried it on several place where I knew the general moisture level and it gave me the results I expected. The long probes make it easy to see how far down the moisture goes in your soil. At this price, I would suggest you buy at least two in case you are like me and are prone to drop things and/or step on them.

Tom
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4.0 out of 5 starsSo far so good
By FatfeetrMeakaMomaSaysIhaveaGooduUderstanding on March 28, 2013
Puchased from a local box store. The unit appears to work fine for PH light and moisture. The PH meter seems fairly accurate within 1 or 2% of a point. First I used it on a fresh bag of Dirt mix for Rodendrum azaleas and acidic plants. I expected this to be a low PH. The PH read 7 or neutral? So I thought it might be broken. I stuck in by my newly planted Blueberries and it read around 6. I mixed a glass of water and measured about 6. I then added a shot of Muriatic acid(HCL) for lowering ph in pools, the needle went as far to the right (below 3) as possible. This showed it was measuring something.

I decided to do a sample test using ordinary glass of tap water. This measured just under 6 for the PH. I then read the same water using a test strip for testing pool water. The test strip had the tap water at under less than 6.2. So the meter seems reasonably accurate. Readings around various points around the blueberries that I mixed spagnum peet, nitrified sawdust and acidic soil with the a little of the base clay dirt read between 5.3 to just under 6. Plants were put in a few weeks back so depending on probe placement content will likely vary. Will test in 6 months once decay and leaching in the area has time to take place.
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5.0 out of 5 starsGreat product.. some users just use improperly-
By Univeral Custom PC's and Electronics on December 28, 2014
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I've used these meters before, and unlike many other reviews, I think they are wonderful. Many users are far too expectant of the strength of these metal poles. You cannot force these into compacted dirt and expect them to not break. It is all about touch and pushing them from the poles not the top meter piece.

It only really works IN dirt. Do not expect it to work in plain water, with hydroponics setups or anything other than plain dirt. It works well, But the soil must be semi wet to get an accurate reading. To have a tester so cheap that not only gives you a better idea how your water penetrates, but also shows an idea of light intensity as well as ph without batteries is a good deal. You do not have to fuss with other methods and can still gain a lot of insight in all different areas of your soil.

The light meter sends be more calibrated to outdoor lighting but will give you a good idea on indoor lighting intensity as well. I've tested it by pulling my cell phone light closer and further, and it makes sense on the readings. When it is roughly an inch away, It showed enough light to efficiently be able to process and grow. If it is pulled away It is much less intense so it reads that it would not be enough. For how cheap it is, it can be very beneficial. The moisture meter is great for checking around your pots for seepage and dry or clumped spots. Paints a very accurate picture of how well the insides are doing (of the pots not the plants).

One thing to mention outs the ph shows higher around larger root areas. Prolly due to the uptake of nutrients. Always test multiple areas.

Love this product would def buy again. Came much faster than estimated as well.
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5.0 out of 5 starsEssential
By Q on November 3, 2012
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This is essential for measuring moisture. Feeling the top of the pot soil isn't a very good method of telling whether a plant needs water (there could still be lots of moisture lower down), so this gadget is essential. Very sensitive to moisture, so a reading of 3-4 (on a scale of 1-10) is actually pretty dry. Many houseplants are very sensitive to overwatering, so I recommend this device to all. The Ph and light meter, I don't use, and I would be cautious about using it to test Ph. This also has a light meter. There is a little window on the front which will tell you what your light levels on. Of course we can see for ourselves how much light there is, but this might be handy for comparing different locations.
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5.0 out of 5 stars3in 1 Moisture Meter
By Sally on July 16, 2012
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Product works great. Is exactly what I needed. If you lack a green thumb this is your best friend! Thanks to this gadget I can just read it and make sure my plants have everything they need to stay healthy.
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