pH indicator, 20ml

Simple, fast, and accurate way to determine soil pH levels at home. Identify pH levels in various substances.

In soil: Vegetable beds, flower beds, greenhouses, compost, conifer, rhododendron, blueberry beds, indoor plant pots. Most plants grow and produce best when the soil pH is 6–7. For acid-loving plants, the required soil pH is 4.5–5.5.

In watering water: For example, when watering rhododendrons and other acid-loving plants, the water should be acidified to 5–5.5.

In fertilizers: Fertilizer applied through foliage is best absorbed when the water pH is 5.5–6.

In food products: You can determine the pH level of fruits and vegetables. Changes are best detected using the leaves of fruits and vegetables.

In the human body: The foundation of health lies in the acid-alkaline balance of the body. Using the indicator, you will understand within a week which foods create an alkaline environment in your body and which create an acidic one. How? By determining the pH of your urine, which reacts quickly to changes in the body's environment. If the solution added to the urine turns green, everything is fine. If it turns yellow or orange, food is acidifying the body. If the solution turns dark green or blue, the body is too alkaline.

Usage:

1. Add a small amount of soil or other test substance to a spoon.
2. Apply approximately 0.5 ml of indicator solution (a few drops).
3. Gently move the spoon to mix the solution.
4. After a few seconds, the solution changes color.
5. Compare the resulting color with the color scale to determine the pH value.

Important! Do not touch the test material with bare hands, as the solution will react to the pH of your skin sweat. When applying the solution, hold the bottle's tip slightly away from the test material. If the bottle's tip touches the test material, the entire bottle's contents will be stained.

Manufacturer: "Tava Zeme" IK, Latvia