CHILIPULVERPlant watering sensor, green

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Battery is sold separately; 1 pc AAA required.
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It’s easy to forget, but with CHILIPULVER watering sensor your potted plants never need to wait for water. Place the sensor in the growing media – when it's time to water, it flashes blue to remind you.

Article Number204.141.98

Product details

The sensor reminds you when your plant needs water.

Place CHILIPULVER plant watering sensor in the growing media of your potted plants. The sensor flashes blue when it is time to water. When not flashing, do not water.

The sensor indicates the need for water based on 3 levels – rarely, medium frequency and often. Set the sensor according to the amount of water your plant needs.

The 3 levels of the sensor correspond to our potted plants levels for water needs.

Recommended for indoor use only.

Remove the battery when the watering sensor is stored or not in use.

When the sensor flashes red, you need to change the battery.

Battery is sold separately; 1 pc AAA required.

Article Number204.141.98

Measurements

Height: 9 "

  • CHILIPULVER
    Plant watering sensorArticle Number204.141.98

    Width: 3 ½ "

    Height: ¾ "

    Length: 11 ½ "

    Weight: 2 oz

    Package(s): 1

Reviews

3(24)
Plant watering meterSusan C.Ideally, it seems, that these should be left in individual planters. Not what I expected.1
The minute is senses noPamelaThe minute is senses no watter in one side it starts blinking, whi is still humid on the other.2
Amazing!!JuanAmazing!!5
The vattenkrasse drips ... IGiselleThe vattenkrasse drips ... I love the bumerangs... We don’t know if the chilipulver is working because it blinks all the time , even after I have completely soaked the plant.2
Love itStacy P.Love it5
Great product, simpleshantresThe plant watering sensor is easy to use and works well.5
Hit or missMerissaAn inexpensive item but of the three I received only one seems to work properly2
Doesn’t work.TaylorDoesn’t work. Wouldn’t stop flashing when the soils was soaking wet1
Too sensitive for plants thatLori W.Too sensitive for plants that should dry before rewatering.2
Does what it says.Cheryl K.Does what it says.5
My mom has about 6BOBMy mom has about 6 of these in the multitude of plants and it helps her keep an eye on the watering situation. Thank you.5
Best product on the marketJohannyCheaper than you could find in Amazon. It works! Perfect for helping indoor plants5
Water meterTisaDoes not work well keeps indicating water is needed but it’s not just keeps blinking2
Shorty56Very informative helps me with the watering5
Disappointedwayne In IndyI bought three of these because it is a great idea. However, if I watered as often as they blink my plants would be growing in mud. They pretty much blink no matter what most of the time, even when an actual moister meter is placed next to it and shows midlevel moister. And the little 3 position switch inside the battery compartment (which is never explained) makes no difference on any setting.1
Works well, but needs better documentationWolfcowIt took a little work to get it working in the first place, but it's done a very good job of keeping me from overwatering my plants. There are three things I think need to be stressed, however: 1) For most plants, just leave it in the middle setting. 2) The metal parts on the sensor must come very close to (or touch) the root mass of the plant. This requires some caution, as you don't want to damage the plant itself! 3) It's easiest to set it up right after watering, both to make sure that the sensor agrees that it's moist enough, and so the soil will yield to it as you jam it in place.4
Plant Water SensorGeeGee04Just what I needed to help care for my plants. Easy to use and budget-friendly.5
Doesn"t workEkoshyunTried diff batteries, it just keeps blinking and even when it is drenched, waste of money1
Easy Use But No How To DirectionsbspanBought one of these last weekend and super easy to use. I see a lot of people stating there were no how to directions and this is true, BUT a simple and easy online search led me to directions in no time. Not sure why other users didn't think to just Google the item prefer giving a bad review.4
The best thing invented!isacin75I will never over water my plants. This gadget works great! I highly recommend it. I will be buying some more.5
CHILIPULVER Plant watering sensor, green

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