pH Test Strips (Zamnesia)
This pack of 100 pH test strips makes keeping your plants happy and healthy very easy. Simply test on a regular basis, and adjust the soil or growing medium as necessary. As a result, your final yield will be as big as it can be!
pH Test Strips: An Easy Way to Improve Your Grow
These pH test strips are incredibly useful for your growing endeavours. When growing cannabis, it's crucial that your growing medium—be it soil, coco, or hydro—remains in the right pH range. For soil, this is 6.0–7.0; for inert media and hydro, it is 5.5–6.5. These strips offer a very easy way to quickly test the pH of your water or media, allowing you to adjust as necessary. Keep a Measuring Cup next to them, so the volume of your water is as carefully measured as its pH.
Without the correct pH levels, certain nutrients become unavailable to cannabis plant roots. As a result, plants are unable to properly absorb and uptake crucial elements. If left unchecked, this will lead to nutrient deficiencies, stunted growth, and reduced yields. Not what you're after!
Using these strips, you can easily take pH measurements and make the necessary changes, getting the most out of your plants come harvest time! Strips read your water and substrate, while the Large Screen Thermo-Hygrometer keeps tabs on the air in the room. Measuring bits and pieces live in our grow accessories and supplies.
Available in a pack of 100 test strips.
| Brand | Zamnesia |
|---|---|
| Type | pH & EC control |
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Viel zu ungenau
war gratis da ok
pH test
Easy to use
Ph
Teststreifen halt, nichts besonderes
Super einfach
Funktioniert total simpel und reicht für mich bisher völlig aus
Alles Prima
Funktionieren gut, etwas mehr Sticks & messwerte wären angebracht.
works
Tells the pH. No surprises there
Pratique
Pratique rapide attention a bien le stocker au sec
top
it is benificial for right intake for my girls.good p.h. water is a must
Excellent
So useful
Sinnlos
Viel zu ungenau. Wie soll man ph 6,5 - 6,8 messen wenn die Skala nur ganze ph-Werte vorgibt, also ph6 oder ph7 ???
