7-in-1 Soil ph Test kit, Soil Tester, Soil Meter of Moisture/Light/Fertility/PH/Soil Temp for House Plants, Soil Hygrometer Moisture Sensor for Indoor & Outdoor, Garden, Farm, Lawn Plant Care

Only used 1x it was easy to use

Works great and is easy to use

Digital screen barely visible. Got a replacement and same issue but very good quality overall. I think it’s because of storage for long time in cold or something like that why the basic old school digital clock screen doesn’t display the temp or humidity fully well. Still worth the money in my eyes. Amazon was nice to do the best to fix my issue and keeps me coming back.

I absolutely love plants… Pretty much of any kind. Recently recently, I purchased 2 of those delicate orchid, flower/plants. They are beautiful, but you can overwater them or underwater them because they are very unpredictable and you can easily kill them if you’re not careful. I bought this plant reader to put in, my biggest orchid plant so that I would always know if it needed water or if it had enough water. It has worked awesome. The meter tells you all sorts of other measurements, including the amount of light and pH balance and other things… But I mostly just use it for the water Moisture reading. I have had this orchid for over a month and it is still beautiful and I always know when it needs water without having to stick my finger down and see if it’s moist. I am going to buy a few more of these for other plants in my home , especially for the ones that have a pot that is not clear so you can’t see the water inside. Excellent item! I will be buying more.

If you want to repeatedly insert the probe into a potted plant to track the moisture content, the size of the probe is going to be an issue since it leaves behind a giant hole every time you insert it. Now when you water it, the water is going to run down inside the holes giving you an inaccurate idea about what is going on with your watering schedule.The light meter is really not useful. To be useful it would have to run a continuous log but it doesn't. It's just a read of what light is happening in that instance. I can look and see that for myself.The current temperature and humidity gauges are likewise not of any real value. You could use any number of instruments to detect that and knowing what it is in that instant is going to do what?I have no idea if the ph meter is accurate, nor do I know what kind of plant my spouse has in that pot to determine its preferred ph level. Probably useful as a one-off for some situations.I don't know what they are measuring with "soil fertility".I really only got it for the moisture readings because the plant has been distressed from possible under/over watering and I'm trying to figure out what is going on with it. It doesn't look like this is going to be a long term solution for me.

This meter makes all the difference in helping to make my houseplants thrive. The large dial and the ability to bend it 90 degrees make it very easy to use especially when you have hanging plants. I like that in addition to metering the moisture of the soil that it also measures the light, fertility of the soil and the Ph. This tool has made a big difference in my watering of plants and keeping my plants healthy. Definitely a great value.

This is a photo of the instructions for the settings. B and C don’t correspondhere or non the meter. I have no idea which setting to use.I have also tried putting vinegar in soil and backing soda in soil expecting to see the needle go far to both ends of the spectrum. It did not. so I’m not sure I trust the ph setting which is in what was mostly interested. The light meter and moisture sensors are not that important to me for outdoor gardening. I really should have just bought a good ph meter. Poor choice by me. Hope this info helps.

Best purchase this season. No more guessing if my plants and trees need water. I know this has other functions that I've yet to try but just based on the moisture function alone it's well worth the price. I have a Spanish lime tree that's in a large concrete pot. I felt like I was overwatering it because the top always look dry. The tree looks so much better now that I can accurately determine the moisture content of the soil below the surface.