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Plant Water Meter

For perfectly watered plants

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Features & Benefits:

The Plant Water Meter accurately measures the moisture at the root level of a plant, taking the guesswork out of watering plants! This means you can avoid overwatering or underwatering your plants, preventing root rot and plant stress, and helping your plants not just live but thrive for longer!  

It’s simple to use, take it out of its box and place into the plants potting mix soil around 15-20 cm of the plants root ball ensuring the indicator arrow pointing down is just above the potting mix. Once watered, the indicator window will turn blue indicating the mix is moist, when the indicator window is white your plants need a drink. 

Features & Benefits of Plant Water Meter 

  • Easy to use & helps you to learn healthy watering habits for plant care.
  • Avoid over watering which causes root rot.
  • Helps with under watering your plants, causing plant stress.
  • Simple window indicator – blue means moist, white indicates plant needs watering.
  • Best for pots 12-18cm (4.7 to 7 inches) in diameter
  • Best operating temperature: 5-40 Degrees Celsius.
  • Store in a cool dry place until use. Core lasts up to 9 months.

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