2-in-1 soil tester BIOOGROD 071505, pH, humidity, analog, 6.0x3.9x27 cm, 60 g

Overview

The BIOOGROD 2-in-1 Soil Tester (model code: 071505) is an essential tool for anyone involved in plant cultivation, whether it be vegetables, fruits, flowers, or lawns. This multifunctional tester evaluates soil pH and humidity, making it a great asset for both garden enthusiasts and those caring for pot plants.

• Indispensable for Plant Cultivation: This multifunctional soil tester is vital for cultivating various plants, ensuring they thrive.
• Two Functions: Measure soil pH (acidity) and humidity across your garden, backyard, greenhouse, or balcony.
• Simple to Use: The intuitive slider and clear indicator make readings straightforward and convenient.
• Wide Range of Measurements: Determine moisture levels at three stages (DRY, MOIST, WET) and measure pH levels across eight scales (ranging from 3 to 10).
• Caution: Avoid direct contact with water or chemicals; carefully wipe the sensor after measurement.

Understanding soil parameters such as pH and humidity is crucial for promoting healthy plant growth. This 2-in-1 soil tester quickly and reliably provides important soil information wherever you are, whether at your garden, backyard, greenhouse, or on your balcony.

Maintaining optimal soil conditions is vital for plant health. Most garden plants flourish best in slightly acidic to neutral soils (pH 6.0-7.0), encouraging beneficial microorganisms and availability of nutrients. Too acidic soil can harm essential bacteria and lead to the formation of harmful compounds.

Humidity Measurement Instructions:

• Set the slider to the moisture measurement (MOIST).
• Gently insert the metal probe into the soil about three-quarters of the height.
• Measure the humidity using the probes on the metal endings.
• Read the value on the device's scale and compare it to the recommended moisture level for your plants.

pH Level Measurement Instructions:

• Collect a soil sample (about 300-400 g) from multiple spots, removing any stones, grass blades, roots, or leaves.
• Mix the soil in a 0.5 L jar with water until it becomes muddy, then set the slider to pH level measurement.
• Wipe the meter's end with rough paper or a brush and insert it into the prepared soil.
• Wait 60 seconds and read the measurement scale.

To adjust soil pH, adding sulfur lowers its level while lime increases it. Use appropriate gardening manuals to guide your adjustments based on soil type, ensuring optimal conditions for plant growth.