ph meter recomendation
Can any one recommend a ph meter that they are happy with
Thanks Gary |
"Gary & Karen" wrote in message ... Can any one recommend a ph meter that they are happy with Thanks Gary I am not sure such a thing exists. I use a dye indicator system because it is cheap, simple and reliable. David |
Do you need just pH or do you need EC also? I Don't have one, but I'm
looking at a Hannah handheld. THey make a pH meter and a combo. Gary & Karen wrote: Can any one recommend a ph meter that they are happy with Thanks Gary |
On Wed, 9 Mar 2005 16:21:48 -0500, Gary & Karen wrote:
Can any one recommend a ph meter that they are happy with Cheaper solution than a good pH meter, and in my experience more than accurate enough for gardening, is good pH paper, like pHydrion. The 1-13 range is fine for most purposes, runs about $6-8 for a roll that will last most folks 5 years. Kay |
Thanks Kay
I ordered some of the strips that you recommended. Gary "Kay Lancaster" wrote in message ... On Wed, 9 Mar 2005 16:21:48 -0500, Gary & Karen wrote: Can any one recommend a ph meter that they are happy with Cheaper solution than a good pH meter, and in my experience more than accurate enough for gardening, is good pH paper, like pHydrion. The 1-13 range is fine for most purposes, runs about $6-8 for a roll that will last most folks 5 years. Kay |
Nothing beats sending a sample to your extension service, most are very
inexpensive. Meters need to be calibrated, accurate ones are about the same price as a rototiller. |
"Kay Lancaster" wrote in message ... On Wed, 9 Mar 2005 16:21:48 -0500, Gary & Karen wrote: Can any one recommend a ph meter that they are happy with Cheaper solution than a good pH meter, and in my experience more than accurate enough for gardening, is good pH paper, like pHydrion. The 1-13 range is fine for most purposes, runs about $6-8 for a roll that will last most folks 5 years. Kay There are also multi-range pH papers that can measure down to 0.1 unit. I inherited a couple of sets of these from when I worked in the lab. pH meters were finicky then and expensive and I cannot imagine your average gardener needing one. Frank |
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