Instrument Calibration & Care
Whether in the soil, water or a hydroponic solution, measuring pH levels is a critical aspect of successful gardening. Healthy plant growth depends on properly synthesizing the perfect environment for your fruits, veggies and decorative plants. And just as correcting the pH level in soil or water can help a plant thrive, an incorrect pH level can lead to disease or potential death.
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Nulife Technologies pH Buffer 4.00 - 250ML | Calibration Solution for pH Meters
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