Soil Moisture Meter,Plant Hygrometer Moisture Sensor Plant Water Monitor for Potted Plants,Garden,Farm, Lawn(No Battery Needed)

This is a nice, basic hygrometer in a world where lots of things take batteries or have computer chips running them. And this hygrometer is of good quality! It requires no batteries and has a simple gauge that tells you the moisture level of the plant. It has helped me to not overwater my potted plants in the winter when they have to come and live inside due to the cold. I still use it with certain plants to keep them more on the dry-side, but maintain the plant's growth. I would definitely recommend due to the ease of use and accuracy.

This meter has been a game changer for me! No longer do i need to check the moisture level of my plants soil by sticking my finger deep into the soil. Which, i gotta tell ya was a lot of hit and miss and my plants weren't thriving. I found this soil meter and thought I really need one of these because i have a lot of plants!! And it was the perfect price for me. No frills man just show me the levels. The box it came in was nicely packed and on the back theres the "Plant Watering Guide" to show you the water zone that each plant should be maintained at. It's really simple to use to! I've had this meter for approximately <6 mos> and it has really held up and at least mine still pretty much looks brand new. The length of the sensor suits the watering needs for my plants. It's also easy to clean. Just gently wipe the sensor tube with a soft cloth or damp paper towel and place it dry back in the box. Do not ever immerse the meter box. That will ruin it and really there is no need to ever do so. Anyway this was a perfect "gift" for my plants.

This moisture meter works great. The length is long enough to check the soil several inches below the surface. Goos tool and a fair price.

I have ordered a total of 24 of these items. The last batch I ordered there is one that does not work.

Works like a charm. Better than sticking your finger 1 or 2 inches down, which only tells you whether the dirt is dry 1 or 2 inches down. Such an inexpensive way to save your expensive plants!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Past experience...works well for wet vs dry

This moisture sensor died way too early - within the first week! I stuck it in a hanging basket, so I could see when it needs to be watered without having to climb a stool every time to check. The first few days, it worked great - the needle would go down to "dry", then I'd water the pot, and the needle would go back up to "moist", then over the course of the next day or two it would slowly drop down to "dry" again, and so on. But before the first week was over, the needle stopped moving. It got stuck on "dry" and would stay there no matter how much I watered the pot! I'd water until it ran out the bottom hole, completely drenching the soil, and the needle would still read "dry". The hanging basket is under the covered porch, not in direct rain (though it shouldn't matter, if this is a water sensor). It wasn't damaged in any way. It just sat there in my pot. This is unacceptable, and the device is completely useless now.

Great meter for the price. Has really helped me not overwater my plants.