I agree, I didnt end up liking that blue lab model
If they're all bad, I'm thinking to go for the $15 Vivosun :-/ My Bluelab experience wasn't great, and I don't understand why they get so much love. Give me ten $15 meters on a repeat order and they'll last longer than my $150 pen did. I'm tempted to go back to dip strips to be honest. I think I can get pH test paper on 10 foot spools
I think that's the answer depending on how readily available that replacement sensor will be. I don't want to buy a $100 meter if it's going to fail in the same way $15 meters do.
i've had mine for probably 8 years or so. same probe. i calibrate it once or twice a grow. and i store the probe in distilled water (the milwaukee rep told me to do it that way, not in KCl solution). and the probes are readily available
If they're all bad, I'm thinking to go for the $15 Vivosun :-/ My Bluelab experience wasn't great, and I don't understand why they get so much love. Give me ten $15 meters on a repeat order and they'll last longer than my $150 pen did. I'm tempted to go back to dip strips to be honest. I think I can get pH test paper on 10 foot spools
guess you don't use kelp, fulvic, etc. or anything brown?
maybe my mix is darker? the drops all came out a puke brownish color for me. do you use the GH brand of drops? i love them as a backup when just usng plain base nutes.
I think the test papers are always a reliable solution, but how would you tell the correct pH if the nutrients add color to the water? What other solutions would you recommend for testing pH after adding nutrients?If they're all bad, I'm thinking to go for the $15 Vivosun :-/ My Bluelab experience wasn't great, and I don't understand why they get so much love. Give me ten $15 meters on a repeat order and they'll last longer than my $150 pen did. I'm tempted to go back to dip strips to be honest. I think I can get pH test paper on 10 foot spools
The cleaners I’ve seen appear to be cork like pad more than a brush
