A device that allows quick and simple measurement of soil pH value, humidity and insolation! It is indispensable in plant cultivation and lawn growing!

• ​Indispensable in the garden - a multifunctional soil tester is an indispensable instrument in cultivation of vegetables, fruits, flowers, and lawns.
• Three functions - this device allows checking the pH value (acidity), humidity and insolation of soil in a backyard garden, greenhouse or on a balcony!
• Simple to use - it is enough to prepare a small portion of soil to be tested, stick the device in, wait for 60 seconds and it is done – you can read all the values then!
• Wide range of measurements - this device enables reading 10 levels of humidity, pH value levels from 3 to 10 and insolation within the range from 0 to 2000.
• No batteries required! - the soil pH meter does not require batteries and the reading is taken directly from the scale fitted on the device!

Parameters such as pH (acidity), humidity and soil insolation have a substantial impact on healthy development and beautiful appearance of the plants cultivated, as well as on the size and quality of crops obtained. Thus, if you want to take your cultivation of vegetables, fruits and flowers to a higher level, you have to equip yourself with one indispensable device – a multifunctional 3-in-1 soil tester. This device is simple to use, does not require batteries and the reading is taken directly from the scale fitted in the plastic housing of the tester!

How to take a measurement.

1. Prepare a single soil sample (300 – 400 g) and remove stones, grass blades, roots, leaves, etc. from it.​
2. Pour the soil into a 0.5 L jar and add some water to it so that the soil is moist.
3. Wipe the meter end carefully with rough paper or a brush and slide the probe into the soil sample prepared.
4. Take the reading on the device scale after 60 seconds.

The knowledge of the pH value of soil facilitates planning to a great extent and later it helps maintain optimal conditions for the plants cultivated. The majority of garden plants grows best in soil with a slightly acidic or neutral pH value (6.0-7.0).

The soil with such parameters is friendly towards development of beneficial microorganisms, and also makes mineral ingredients readily available to the plant roots. A soil that is too acidic kills beneficial bacteria and invites fungal mould, as well as leads to formation of water-insoluble chemical compounds from minerals.