Showing posts with label soil moisture meter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label soil moisture meter. Show all posts

8/09/2012

Springfield 91746 Digital Soil Moisture Meter and Freeze Alert Review

Springfield 91746 Digital Soil Moisture Meter and Freeze Alert
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I had no problem with connection, only 30ft I was using at.
The temp meter slow to change but seem to work, however the moisture meter part is crazy. It may measure it correctly when you push it into the ground, but after a while it will just go dry. Even when it raining for 2 days.
Maybe it gets air between the sensor and the ground I don't know, but it doesn't work.

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10/21/2011

Luster Leaf 1820 Rapitest Soil Moisture Meter Review

Luster Leaf 1820 Rapitest Soil Moisture Meter
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Years and years ago, my mother gave me one of these moisture meters to save me from over watering my house plants and ruining my floors and my furniture.
It finally died (probably after over 25 years!) so I purchased this one. What I like about this moisture meter is that it has a wand separate from the meter itself, which you can stick into the dirt. It makes it much easier to read than the temporary replacement moisture meter I purchased at my local garden supply store that has the wand extending from the bottom of the meter. I have hanging house plants and simply could not read the meter that way. So I highly recommend this one, which also comes with a guide that indicates how much to water a variety of plants. No more checking the top of the soil with my finger, thinking the plant needed water, and killing it with over-watering.

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8/30/2011

Fertile Earth WaterStik Plant Moisture Sensor Review

Fertile Earth WaterStik Plant Moisture Sensor
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i like this item very much, needs a larger list of plants to adjust, says on lable that they have a list on line, i checked couldnt find on fertle earths web site. otherwise they seem to do what they are supose to do.

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7/28/2011

Hydrofarm HGTL/HGTLF Thirsty Light Original Digital Indoor Plant Moisture Sensor Review

Hydrofarm HGTL/HGTLF Thirsty Light Original Digital Indoor Plant Moisture Sensor
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I'm terrible with houseplants. I received one of these as a gift, and for two years it's been keeping my plant alive - never even had to change the battery. I'm looking to buy a second one.

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Take the guesswork out of watering your potted plants with the Hydrofarm Thirsty Light Original Digital Indoor Plant Moisture Sensor. When a plant's soil becomes dry, the LED on the Thirsty Light blinks to let you know. The sensor head measures just over 2-inches long, so you won't even know it's there until it starts blinking. You can leave the resilient sensor in one pot, or use it to periodically check moisture levels in all your indoor pots--it tests conditions in one second, providing fast, accurate reads.
LED Alert Tells You When to Water PlantsThirsty Light continuously monitors the condition of the soil in your potted plants, testing the moisture level once every second. The senor top features a small LED light that flashes once it's time to water your plant. While the sensor measures a total 6.5 inches, the green top is a mere 2-inches long, so you won't notice it until the soil becomes dry.
By letting you know when your potted plants need water, Thirsty Light eliminates the temptation to overwater plants. A comprehensive user and watering guide is included.
Light Blinks Faster as Soil Becomes DryerThis sensor uses Drypoint technology, which can sense five different levels of dryness. As the soil gets dryer, the light blinks faster, letting you know how urgent the need for water is becoming. The included moisture signal chart explains each blinking pattern, as well as where to properly insert the sensor's probe.
The sensor also has a unique blinking pattern to indicate when the batteries are low.
Resilient and Long-Lasting ProbeThirsty Light features an ABS plastic casing and a durable brass probe. With constant use, the probe will change color and develop a patina, which simply helps protect it from corrosion. If left in soil for long periods of time, simply wipe the probe with a damp cloth to remove mineral deposits.
Product and Warranty InformationThe Thirsty Light is backed by a manufacturer's 30-day limited warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. It's powered by two included 1.5-volt lithium batteries that can be replaced when necessary.
What's in the BoxMoisture sensor, two batteries, and user guide.


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