Pack 10 Rapid NPK and pH Tests – Soil Analysis to Detect Nutrients and Acidity in Soil
Pack 10 Rapid NPK and pH Tests – Soil Analysis to Detect Nutrients and Acidity in Soil
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Analysis: NPK and substrate pH
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Contents: 10 tests with 4 sachets each
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Includes: 1 ml pipette, 4 tubes and color cards
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Method: Color comparison after reagent
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Description
He Fast NPK and pH Test soil It is the perfect solution to know the macronutrient levels (phosphorus, potassium and nitrogen) that the substrate has. In addition, you can also measure the pH level. Two essential actions to optimize crop feed.
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Characteristics of the rapid NPK and Ph test for soil
The NPK and Ph soil rapid test will allow you to know the pH level, nitrogen (N), potassium (K) and phosphorus (P) containing the crop substrate. These elements are considered the most important macronutrients for the crop. This product consists of a box in which 10 quick tests come. Each of them contains 4 envelopes inside to carry out the tests individually. The test also includes a 1 milliliter plastic pipette, 4 test tubes, 4 color contrast cards and 1 graduated card.
How to do an NPK test with the soil analysis kit?
To do the NPK macronutrient test, you must prepare a cup of coffee full of substrate from the middle or lower part. This substrate Mix it with 8 cups of distilled water. Mix everything well and let it sit until the earth settles to the bottom. Then With the pipette you take 2.5 milliliters of water from the top of the mixture preventing substrate from entering. The water is introduced from the pipette into the test tube and pour the contents of the envelope for the test, whether nitrogen, phosphorus or potassium. The tube is closed and shake for about 30 seconds, letting it rest for another 30. Finally, the color is contrasted with the nitrogen, phosphorus or potassium table.
How to do a PH test with the soil analysis kit?
To do the pH test with the kit, take a teaspoon and fill it with substrate from the middle or lower part of the pot. Then the substrate is placed in the test tube and distilled water is added. The tube is closed and shaken for about 30 seconds. Next, the reagent liquid is added for the pH, the tube is closed and shaken again for 30 seconds. Finally, let it rest for another 30 seconds and contrast the color to know the pH level.
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Pack 10 Rapid NPK and pH Tests – Soil Analysis to Detect Nutrients and Acidity in Soil
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Frequently asked questions
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Te permite conocer el nivel de pH y el de nitrógeno (N), potasio (K) y fósforo (P) que contiene el sustrato de tu cultivo. Son los macronutrientes considerados más importantes, así que saber cómo anda tu tierra te ayuda a corregir a tiempo.
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La caja incluye 10 tests rápidos, y cada uno de ellos contiene en su interior 4 sobres para hacer las pruebas de manera individual. Además trae una pipeta de plástico de 1 mililitro, 4 tubos de ensayo, 4 tarjetas para contrastar los colores y 1 tarjeta graduada.
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Prepara una taza de café llena de sustrato de la parte media o baja y mézclala con 8 tazas de agua destilada, dejando reposar hasta que la tierra se deposite en el fondo. Coge 2,5 mililitros del agua superior con la pipeta, viértela en el tubo de ensayo con el sobre correspondiente, agita 30 segundos, deja reposar otros 30 y contrasta el color con la tabla.
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Llena una cucharilla de café con sustrato de la parte media o baja de la maceta, métela en el tubo de ensayo y añade agua destilada. Cierra el tubo, agita 30 segundos, añade el líquido reactivo de pH, vuelve a agitar otros 30 y, tras dejar reposar, contrasta el color para conocer el nivel.
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No, el análisis se hace por comparación de color con las tarjetas incluidas. Solo tendrás que aportar agua destilada, que es lo único que no viene en la caja.
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Tanto para el test NPK como para el de pH conviene tomar el sustrato de la parte media o baja de la maceta. Es ahí donde se refleja mejor lo que está pasando en la zona de raíces.