Guide

Get Aquameter started for your plants in just 2 steps.

Step 1: Sizing and Trim Ensure the visible window remains above the soiltop. If the probe is longer than your pot’s depth, simply trim the excess length from the bottom. For larger pots (up to 2 feet deep/wide), don't worry if the aquameter doesn't reach the bottom of the pot—the Aquameter is designed to handle the scale. Just make sure it is placed as close to the root zone as possible.

Step 2: Insertion and Monitoring Insert the Aquameter into the soil near the plant's roots.

For the first-time use, please allow approximately 30 minutes to 2 hours sync humidity levels. This depends on how long it has been since the plant was last watered. The drier the plant is, the longer it takes for the aquameter to sync. If it still hasn't turned blue, it means your plant is currently dehydrated, it’s time to water your plant!

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