6-in-1 Smart Soil Tester – PH, Moisture, Light, Temp, Humidity & Fertility - Built For Farms & Crop Management

Achieve healthier crops, better yields, and smarter farming decisions with our 6-in-1 Digital Soil Fertility Meter. Whether you're a seasoned farmer or a passionate gardener, this all-in-one soil tester gives you precise insights into your soil's condition, helping you optimize every planting season.

Key Features:

• Accurate pH Monitoring: Measures soil acidity/alkalinity from pH 3.5 to 9.0
• Moisture Detection: Tracks soil moisture from 0–99%, avoiding under or overwatering
• Sunlight Intensity: Measures up to 100,000 LUX to ensure plants get enough light
• Temperature Range: Operates between 0–50℃ (32–122℉) for climate-sensitive planting
• Humidity Sensor: Reads air humidity from 0–99% – crucial for greenhouse farming
• Fertility Meter: Measures nutrient concentration from 0–3000 µs/cm to guide fertilization
• Clear Display: Bright, easy-to-read LCD screen with backlight for day/night use
• Battery Powered: Uses 2× AAA batteries (not included) for portable convenience

How to Use:

1. Insert the sensor probe into the soil (about 5-10 cm deep).
2. Press the mode button to toggle through pH, moisture, sunlight, temp, humidity, or fertility.
3. Select your desired parameter, and press “measure”, Wait a few seconds for the digital display to stabilize.
4. Read and record the values.
5. Remove the probe, wipe it clean, and store in a dry place.

Why Choose Our Soil Tester?

• Combines 6 essential soil metrics in one compact device
• Improves planting efficiency and reduces crop failure
• Ideal for open-field farms, greenhouses, potted plants, and landscaping
• Trusted by farmers, gardeners, and agriculture experts
• No app or Bluetooth needed – instant results, no hassle

Interpreting Fertility Readings (µS/cm – Electrical Conductivity):

µS/cm (Microsiemens per centimeter) measures the soil's electrical conductivity (EC), which reflects the concentration of soluble salts or nutrients. Here's how to interpret the values:

• 0–500 µS/cm – Low Nutrient Levels:
  Soil may lack essential nutrients. Consider fertilizing to support healthy plant growth.
• 500–1500 µS/cm – Moderate Nutrient Levels:
  Balanced soil, suitable for most crops. Regular monitoring and occasional fertilization recommended.
• 1500–3000 µS/cm – High Nutrient Levels:
  Nutrient-rich soil. Be cautious of over-fertilization as excessive salts may harm plants. Ensure proper soil drainage.

Understanding Soil pH (Acidity/Alkalinity):

Soil pH affects nutrient availability. Here's how to assess your results:

• Below 5.5 – Very Acidic:
  Limits nutrient uptake and may hinder plant growth. Add lime or wood ash to raise pH.
• 5.5–6.5 – Slightly Acidic to Neutral:
  Ideal for most plants. Encourages optimal nutrient availability. Maintain with occasional soil amendments.
• 6.5–7.5 – Neutral to Slightly Alkaline:
  Suitable for a wide range of crops. If deficiencies appear, adjust based on crop-specific needs.
• Above 7.5 – Alkaline:
  May reduce availability of key nutrients like iron or phosphorus. Add organic matter, sulfur, or acidifying fertilizers to lower pH.

Tip: For best results, consult an agricultural expert to tailor soil treatment to your specific crop and soil type.