LELONG Soil Tester, 3 in 1 Soil Test Kit Moisture, Light & pH Meter for Plant, Vegetables, Garden, Lawn, Farm, Indoor & Outdoor Use (No Battery Need & 2019 Update)
Description
- Easy To Use: Push the probe down fairly deeply into the soil, so you get a good reading of what the moisture/pH/light level is near the plant's roots, works well and it's easy.
- 2019 New Designed: Work superbly in Garden, Lawn, Farm, Indoor & Outdoor, both soil-less mixtures and soil grown plants. compact and portable, just plug and read.
- Save Money: 3 in 1 Moisture, Light & pH Meter work for flower Plant and vegetables, let you know when to water, control pH level in soil and determine if plant getting adequate light.
- 18 Month Warranty: Our warranty time is longer than others as our quality is guaranteed, unconditionally refund or resend with any quality problems, life time friendly customer service.
- Tips: 1.the instructions and watering tips are printed on the back of the included pamphlet. 2.Pls do not touch the stone or hard rock soil and watering the soil before testing the PH. 3.Pls keep in the soil for 10 minutes or more to make sure you get a stable and accurate reading. 4.Pls do not use it to test any liquids. 5.Pls clean and wipe the probes after using.
NOTE: If the plants are very dry, the Soil Meter's Pointer will does not rotate! It means that your plants need to water right now! Promotes Healthy Plants This Soil Tester help you know your soil more clear and care your plants more rational. 1, Let you know when to water. 2.Help you to control pH level in soil. 3, Help you to determine if plant getting adequate light How To Use MOISTURE Push switch to the left. Insert probe deeply into soil reaching root level. Keep probe close to plant. Note moisture level and refer to the chart below for you plant's watering needs. LIGHT Push switch to the center. Facing the light source, hold the meter next to the plant. Avoid touching sensing element located underneath gauge. Note light level and refer to the chart below for your plant's light requirements. SOIL PH Push the switch to the right. Insert probe deeply into soil. A pH reading greater than 7 is alkaline, a reading less than 7 is acidic. Most indoor plants prefer a slightly acidic soil with a pH between 6.5 and 7. Soil that is highly alkaline will cause the leaves to lose their color and stunt the growth of the plant. Acidic soil will cause the leaves to wilt and drop. Tips and Advice 1. Use fine sandpaper lightly sand the probes so that keep clean and dry and then use 2. Don't touch the stone, hard objects or rigid ground or floor since it will be easy to damage the probe 3. Can't test the water for a long time, in case it may damage probe. 4. Don't touch fire and stay away from children 5. Remove probe from soil and wipe clean after each use Package Included: 1 x 3 in 1 Soil Tester Warranty Policy: - Industry-leading 18-Month Money Back Warranty  - After-sale Support: 7x 24 Hours friendly customer service
Reviews
F**1
Units works as expected
Since it's March and there is still snow on the ground I tested this unit in a few planted pots on the patio and it registered light level and moisture well. I could not test well enough for PH but I'm sure once we get to spring and start planting that we'll be able to test for PH as well. Overall I'm happy with the unit and expect to put it to use come Spring.
M**A
Gets the Job Done
The product is well made and works as advertised. I wish it had a backlight to make reading the results easier.
A**N
Great for the gardening novices
let me start by stating that I am not a "gardener" - I like to plant some flowers and herbs on my balcony but more often than not, kill them. This soil tester takes the guess work out of knowing what the soil is like, it's super easy to use, and clear to read so hopefully I'll be able to grow a nice crop of new herbs this spring.
J**A
The best soil tester
Takes some of the guess works out of your plant care.I had several plants die on me. I wasn't sure if I watering too much, or too little.Besides, we have some climate changes and the soil might dry up a little faster during summer and slower during winter or days with high humidity.With this soil tester, I can actually see how much moisture is in the soil. I was surprised, the soil seemed to be dry, but the meter showed sufficient moisture. If I don't use this, I would have watered at this stage and probably drowned the plant.
R**R
Secure the tips before you use! Tips come off !
Does what you need for the garden!Tips will get lost in the dirt when they come off!!I didn't know you had to check New products when you buy them! I did find The tip by sifting through the dirt around the area I was checking. ( Thank goodness for supper glue )
W**L
PH doesn't work
PH tester doesn't work. wet coffee grounds and wet baking soda have the same extremely low PH. so far, supplier has not responded to request.
H**.
Piece of junk
I had heard that this was the way to go to make sure you aren't over watering your plants. When I ordered this I thought it was doing it's job. I would place it in plants that I thought were in need of water. It always said they were dry and thus, I proceeded to water them. Today though I decided to test in on some plants that I knew didn't need water because I had just gone through the whole process of watering them. Every single one of them said they were dry. Even when I reached my finger into the soil I felt the wetness. This made me really start to test it. I then put some soil in a pot and just soaked it through with water. After a little bit of draining I put the probe in and amazingly...it read dry. I then placed it in soaking wet soil and received the same results. Finally I just put in a glass of water and that read as dry too. This is the biggest waste of money ever and if you would like to have another hunk of junk to add to a landfill then by all means buy this. If I could give it negative stars, I would.
E**Y
Inaccurate readings and the tip of one probe fell off in the soil after a couple uses.
Moisture meter is off. Said soil was dry directly after watering. Tested it in tap water and it gauge only went slightly above dry. The pH is about one whole point off when comparing it to a pH test using a universal indicator.The only thing that worked consistently was the light meter.The tip of one of the probes fell off in the soil after only a few uses so now it's completely useless.
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