Hmm...if that fertilizer analyzer actually works, I'd say that would be a good little gadget to keep around! I guess I'm still stuck in the stone age, as I still use litmus strips and chemical aquarium pH kits to test my water/runoff. Luckily, I rarely have problems with my pH. My tap water is always filtered, and my pH pretty much constantly hovers around 6.5.

Still, probably would hurt me to "get with the times" and invest in more of these nifty contraptions. If you get recurring accurate readings with that thing, please be sure to make a note of it & I'll have to keep my eye out for one!
Mr. Clandestine Reviewed by Mr. Clandestine on . Anyone ever use one of these before? I bought this PH/Fertility tester today and it seems to be pretty accurate. I have tested with my normal methods of testing which is one of those water, soil, or what ever you are testing shakers. And I get around the same reading as I do with the new electronic meter. The fertility check also seems to work. It reads how much P-N-K is in the soil and gives you a reading. not enough, ideal, or to high. I was feeding one plant water only. Tested it and it said to little. I added the Rating: 5