Looking for a good PH pen, who has had bad experiences with what and good results, preferences etc.
So many pens out there @dbrn32 @SilentHippie @Missiles
cheers
Looking for a good PH pen, who has had bad experiences with what and good results, preferences etc.
So many pens out there @dbrn32 @SilentHippie @Missiles
cheers
If your looking for a really good one, I recommend the Bluelab. I use it and I love it, but it’s downside is it’s expensive.
https://www.amazon.com/Bluelab-PENPH-Pen-Plant-Germination/dp/B005POOJHG/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1541643490&sr=8-4&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=bluelab+ph+meter&dpPl=1&dpID=41k7gjUUstL&ref=plSrch
Yes have seen these Advertised in Australia, now i will check the price, thanks heaps for the info just so many out there with so many diff prices, like a lucky dip if you dont know anything about them.
thanks again
along similar lines. @raustin what do u use for ec ppm?
damn u dont play
I don’t play.
I bought one of Amazon for about $20 but I really can’t vouch for it because I haven’t used it that long yet to know if it is really any good. LoL
This is the one use. I went through about 7 cheap ones before I bought this one. Well worth the extra money.
I use an Apera as well. Don’t waste your money on one of the 20 dollar jobbies. They are worthless. Mine has a nice skinny probe that is replaceable to boot.
https://www.amazon.com/Apera-Instruments-Pen-Tester-Kit/dp/B07BV1XZD2 this is the one I use and have had great luck with it
Thanks to all for the help this forum sure saves you a lot of time and heart ache.
cheers
I just got an Apera today after buying a cheaper meter that I couldn’t get calibrated right.
This is the best of the best …
I couldn’t agree more with @MAXHeadRoom. I did the exact same thing as him burn through 2 cheap pH pens before I shelled out a couple more dollars and bought the Apera ph20. I absolutely love it super easy to calibrate and store. Very accurate compared to the cheap $14 ones. Have a nice night everyone.
While I am a Noob grower, I do have experience with Ph meters from years of home brewing. I ran the gamut of Ph meters starting with the $10-$15 ones on Amazon. As @MAXHeadRoom and @neckNflu point out, go ahead and go for a meter like the Apera and get it over with. I currently use a Hach Pocket Pro + for my brewery, so I already had the Ph meter covered. Milwaukee and Hanna are additional top of the line hand held Ph meters.
I didn’t, however, have an EC/PPM meter, so my mentor @raustin steered me toward the BlueLab pen which I bought and now use. I really like this unit and long realized it is a waste of time and money (and a potential dead plant) to buy cheap junk when you’ll end up with a good meter sooner or later anyway.
thoughts on combined ph and ppm meter apera ph60 5 in 1
Apera Instruments PC60 Premium 5-in-1 Waterproof pH/Conductivity/TDS/Salinity/Temp. Multi-Parameter Pocket Tester, Replaceable Probe Amazon.com
The Replacement Probes cost a lot but probes don’t last forever and to be able to replace it would be nice
its also a combine ph and ppm meter. ?? good idea???
I use the apera ph20 as well. No complaints.