Water your houseplants with confidence using our Houseplant Moisture Meter.
Watering your houseplants can be confusing at times. The symptoms of overwatering and underwatering your plants are very similar.
Leaves that are turning yellow, have brown spots, and are dropping are all signs of both over- and underwatering.
Using our Houseplant Moisture Meter will help you become a more confident houseplant owner.
This easy-to-use tool will tell you how wet or dry your plant’s root system is.
Place the moisture meter halfway between the trunk and exterior of your pot. Then stick the moisture meter 2-3 inches down into the soil.
The dual-prong soil tester slips into soil and analyzes pH values, moisture content, and sunlight exposure. No batteries are required, and its 3-position toggle switch allows you to obtain only the readings you need.
Grow confident in watering your houseplants and identify problems quickly by using the Houseplant Moisture Meter.
To learn more about moisture meter levels for each of your houseplants, download our free Moisture Meter Chart below:
Houseplant Moisture Meter
Houseplant Essentials:
- Make sure you’re giving your plants the right nutrients! Our Indoor Plant Food works perfectly for almost all indoor plants, and it’s easy to use. Grab it here!
- Use our premium well-draining potting soil for your houseplant.
- Protect your houseplant from insects, bacteria, and fungus with our Houseplant Leaf Armor. (As an added bonus, the Leaf Armor also cleans and adds shine to your houseplant’s leaves!)
- Use a moisture meter like this one to always know how thirsty your plant is.
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