KYARI Plant Water Meter, Soil Moisture Sensor for Indoor & Outdoor Plants, No Battery Required - Hydra Blue, Pack of 3

The product is really helpful in tracking the water level in the soil for indoor plants. Used it and it accurately changes colour to denote the water level. Highly recommend

Thrilled with my KYARI Jade Indoor Plants purchase! These vibrant, healthy plants instantly brought fresh air to my living room. The sleek white pots add a touch of elegance to my home decor, blending seamlessly with any style. Not only are they aesthetically pleasing, but they also serve as fantastic air purifiers, promoting a cleaner and healthier environment indoors. The packaging was secure, ensuring the plants arrived in pristine condition. Overall, I couldn't be happier with this purchase. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to elevate their space with beautiful, functional greenery!

Meter is not working as expected. It doesn’t turn blue or white properly.It stopped working from second time watering itself.

Despite the minor packaging damage, my experience with plant was overwhelmingly positive. The healthy condition of the plant, coupled with the innovative self-watering pot, made this purchase a worthwhile investment.If KYARI can enhance & take care in their packaging methods, it would undoubtedly elevate the overall experience

It's very good tool, to test the water of plant.It is very useful for the sensitive plants which die due to excess or less water.I lost so many plant due to excess water.By using this I can check the water amount and water only when required.Very useful if you are new to gardening

If it was far more responsive in terms of changing the tube color from white to blue, this would've been a very effective plant nurturing tool. It takes very long and that too only when the entire pot has been soaked in water. The dot mark does not move up and down depending upon the moisture content.

Here are some tips for using a plant water meter pen:When to useUse a plant water meter pen after watering to check if the plant is well-watered. You can also use it before watering to determine when your plant needs water.How to useInsert the pen into the soil about 1/2 to 3/4 of the way, being careful not to damage the roots or the pen. You can also test multiple areas of the pot, as some areas may be drier than others.How to readThe meter will have a color-coded display that indicates whether the soil is dry, medium, or moist. For example, a reading in the blue wet zone indicates that the plant is well-watered.How to use for the first timeIf you're using the pen for the first time, you can put it in a glass of water until the indicator turns blue, then transfer it to the plant pot.What to do if the soil is packedIf the soil in your plant pot is packed, you can loosen it up with a trowel before inserting the pen.

The plant settled in and has sprouted new leaves in all the branches.