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Description
Reign Forest Grow Gear
pH & Temp Pen — dial your water like a pro grower
IP67 • ±0.1 pH accuracy • Ready-to-calibrate- Purpose-built pH reader for precise water quality assessment and routine pH checks.
- Measures acidity/alkalinity (pH) and temperature for gardens, hydro, and more.
- High-response lithium glass membrane probe delivers instant, accurate readings (±0.1 pH).
- IP67 sealed against heavy moisture, dust, and heat; sensor shield protects the probe between uses.
- Lab-grade kit ships with 4.00 & 7.00 buffer solutions for quick calibration and long-term precision.
Why pH matters for cannabis
- Prevents nutrient lockout: keep N-P-K, Ca-Mg, and micros bioavailable in soil/coco/hydro.
- Bigger yields, cleaner smoke: stable pH supports efficient uptake → fuller flowers, smoother burn.
- Terp & cannabinoid expression: balanced root-zone pH helps plants express aroma and potency.
- Microbe harmony: living soil thrives in the sweet spot (soil ~6.2–6.8; hydro/soilless ~5.5–6.2).
- Faster troubleshooting: verify water first, then dial feed, not the other way around.
Product Description
This digital water quality meter measures pH and temperature to optimize water for gardening and treatment applications. The responsive lithium glass membrane probe delivers near-instant readings with ±0.1 pH precision. Rated IP67, it’s sealed against moisture, dust, and heat, with a sensor shield for protection between runs. Included 4.00 & 7.00 buffers make calibration simple and help extend probe life when used for proper storage.
Applications
Ideal for cannabis grows (tents, greenhouses, living soil, coco, hydroponics). Also useful for pools/spas, aquariums, and homebrewing—anywhere pH accuracy matters.
Quick targets & pro tips
- Soil: 6.2–6.8 pH • Most strains are happiest here.
- Coco/Soilless/Hydro: 5.5–6.2 pH • Keep it steady to avoid swings.
- Calibrate weekly (or after heavy use) with 7.00 then 4.00 buffers; rinse probe with distilled water before/after.
- Temperature matters: measure and feed at consistent temps for stable readings and uptake.