4 in 1 Digital Soil pH Moisture Meter

Dimension (unit: mm)

How to Use a 4 in 1 Soil Moisture Meter?

Measure illuminance

• Press the ON button to power on the 4 in 1 soil moisture meter.
• Align the sensor window with the highest point of the light source.
• The current light intensity is displayed on the LCD screen.
• Do not obstruct the light or create shadows for the light sensor.

Measure pH

• Press the PH/°C switch on the back to set the instrument to pH mode.
• Press the ON button to turn on the instrument.
• Insert the probe vertically into the soil and perform the test promptly.
• The pH value of the test will be displayed on the LCD screen.
• Repeat the measurement several times to obtain the desired exact value.

Measure moisture

• Press the PH/°C switch on the back to set the instrument to the °C position.
• Press the Power button to turn on the soil moisture tester.
• Insert the probe vertically into the soil for testing.
• The pH value of the test is displayed on the LCD.
• Take multiple measurements to obtain the desired accuracy.

Measure temperature

• When measuring temperature, display the soil temperature value simultaneously on the LCD.
• Press the Fahrenheit/Celsius button to set the temperature display to Fahrenheit/Celsius (long press the power button for 5 seconds to turn off).

Q1: Can I use the soil moisture meter for testing soil in pots or containers?
A1: Yes, you can use a sisco soil moisture meter to test the soil in pots or containers. These meters are designed to measure the moisture content of soil regardless of whether it's in the ground or in a container. They are handy tools for monitoring the moisture levels of potted plants to ensure proper hydration and avoid overwatering or underwatering. Just insert the probe into the soil in the pot or container and follow the instructions provided with the meter to get an accurate reading.

Q2: Can I use 3 way moisture meter for both indoor and outdoor plants?
A2: Yes, you can typically use a 3-way moisture meter for both indoor and outdoor plants. These meters are designed to measure moisture levels in soil, regardless of whether the plants are grown indoors or outdoors. Just ensure that the meter is suitable for the types of soil and conditions specific to your plants' environment.

Q3: Can I use the digital soil moisture meter for testing soil in pots or containers?
A3: Yes, you can absolutely use a digital soil moisture meter to test the soil in pots or containers. These meters work by measuring the moisture content of the soil, regardless of whether it's in a pot, container, or directly in the ground. It's a convenient tool for ensuring proper watering and maintaining optimal conditions for plant growth in container gardening. Just make sure to insert the probe into the soil at various depths to get an accurate reading.

Tips: Can I use the soil moisture probe to determine if my houseplant needs watering?

Yes, you can use a soil moisture probe to determine if your houseplant needs watering. A soil moisture probe measures the moisture level in the soil, helping you gauge whether the plant requires more water. Insert the probe into the soil near the plant's roots and observe the moisture reading. If the soil is dry, it's typically an indication that watering is needed. Conversely, if the soil is still moist, you can postpone watering until the moisture level decreases. This method can be more accurate than relying solely on visual cues to determine when to water your houseplant.

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