3-in-1 Digital Soil Meter: pH, Moisture, and Fertility Analyzer

Take the guesswork out of gardening with the Digital 3-in-1 Soil Meter, designed to help you create the perfect environment for your plants. This versatile tool combines three essential functions in one compact device, making it a must-have for plant enthusiasts and professionals alike.

Key Features:

Fertility Meter (0-100% Scale):
Instantly assess soil nutrient levels to ensure your plants get the nutrition they need. Adjust fertilization with precision for healthier growth.

pH Tester (Range: 3.5–9.0):
Measure soil acidity or alkalinity to optimize conditions for your plants, from acid-loving flowers to alkaline-tolerant vegetables.

Moisture Sensor:
Monitor soil moisture levels to prevent overwatering or underwatering, keeping your plants thriving year-round.

Benefits:

• Battery-Powered Convenience: Powered by 4 LR44 batteries (included) for reliable and portable use.
• User-Friendly: Simply insert the probes into the soil, and the meter provides instant, accurate readings.
• Versatile Application: Perfect for indoor plants, outdoor gardens, lawn care, and even professional farming.
• Compact & Durable: Lightweight and portable with robust construction for long-lasting use.

Why Choose This Meter?

Whether you’re a home gardener, an urban farmer, or just starting with houseplants, this Digital 3-in-1 Soil Meter empowers you with critical insights to maximize plant health and yield. It’s the ultimate tool for nurturing vibrant, lush greenery with confidence.

Data interpretation

Fertility

On a 0-100% scale, the devise typically provides a relative indication of the nutrient availability in the soil. Here's how to interpret it:

• 0-25% (Low Fertility): Soil is nutrient-deficient, and plants may struggle to grow. Fertilization or soil amendments are necessary to improve fertility.
• 26-50% (Moderate Fertility): Soil has some nutrients, but it might not be sufficient for optimal plant growth, especially for nutrient-demanding plants. Supplemental fertilization may be needed.
• 51-75% (Good Fertility): Soil has a good level of nutrients. Most plants should thrive without additional fertilizers, depending on their specific needs.
• 76-100% (High Fertility): Soil is rich in nutrients, suitable for most plants. However, over-fertilization could lead to nutrient imbalances or harm to sensitive plants.

The percentage doesn't measure specific nutrients but rather gives an overall estimation. It helps users determine if their soil needs fertilization or other amendments to support plant growth effectively.

pH level

• Strongly Acidic (3.5–4.5): Indicates highly acidic soil; suitable for very few plants.
• Moderately Acidic (4.6–6.0): Acidic soil, good for acid-loving plants like blueberries or azaleas.
• Neutral (6.1–7.0): Ideal soil condition for most plants.
• Moderately Alkaline (7.1–8.0): Slightly alkaline soil, suitable for alkaline-tolerant plants.
• Strongly Alkaline (8.1–9.0): Highly alkaline soil, unsuitable for most plants without amendments.

Moisture Level Interpretation:

0-20% (Dry):

• Soil is very dry, and plants are likely stressed or wilting.
• Recommendation: Water immediately for most plants.

21-40% (Low Moisture):

• Soil is slightly dry; plants may start showing signs of dehydration.
• Recommendation: Consider watering soon, especially for moisture-loving plants.

41-60% (Optimal Moisture):

• Soil has sufficient moisture for healthy plant growth.
• Recommendation: No action needed; most plants thrive at this level.

61-80% (High Moisture):

• Soil is overly wet, which may lead to root rot or poor aeration.
• Recommendation: Reduce watering and improve drainage if necessary.

81-100% (Waterlogged):

• Soil is saturated, potentially harmful to most plants.
• Recommendation: Drain soil or adjust watering practices to prevent plant stress.