Did you know that water pH directly affects nutrient availability in soil? Our Water pH Meter ensures your plants get the perfect balance of acidity or alkalinity for optimal growth and health.

pH stands for "potential of hydrogen," measuring how acidic or alkaline your water is based on its hydrogen ion concentration. By monitoring and adjusting pH levels, you can create the ideal conditions for essential biological and chemical processes, ensuring your plants absorb nutrients effectively and grow healthy.

Why do you need this?

Accurate pH readings – Helps prevent nutrient deficiencies & imbalances
Easy to Use – Quick and precise testing for any water source to be used to water your plants
Essential for Plant Health – Optimize growing conditions effortlessly
Perfect for All Plant Parents – Whether you’re a beginner or an expert this tool is indispensable.

We made our packaging as educational as it can be, to help you have knowledge anytime you need! Keep the packaging for future reference!

Water PH Meter

Name: Water PH Meter
SKU: GB013-PH
Price: 15.99 EUR
Availability: InStock

15,99 €

Calibration

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Step 1 - For first time users. Open protective casing. Remove lid. Calibrate your probe following the instructions in the booklet. There are 3 sachets with calibration solutions:

pH 4.00 (red sachet)

pH 6.86 (green sachet)

pH 9.18 (red sachet)

Step 2 - Once device is calibrated, use your 250ml graduated cup and prepare 150ml of water from the tap you will likely use to water your plants from. If you use multiple water sources, run a pH taste for each. Keep track of the results.

Step 3 - Remove the lid and insert probe it in the water.

Step 4 - Wait 10 to 15 seconds fora stable reading. Some water sources may require longer to get measured. Wait until measurements are stable.

Step 5 - Based on your reading results, check for the pH scale outside your packaging.

Step 6 - Before every nutrition administration and regular watering sessions, measure your water pH and monitor results.

GREEN EMBASSY
Lisbon

Water PH Meter

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