Look at Wind & Weather web site and search rain gauges. Mine is the large cylinder one (STRATUS). They are sold other places. It measures to 0.01" precision.OH no!
I like measuring and gaging (rulers, calipers, micrometers, dial indicators, and more--and tracking data) BUT I don't have of those! or a rain gauge. I'm not sure if either will be an easy sell around here.
22-rimfire I agree that I like something more accurate, too. If I'm going to bother to measure...so, I'll take a look. Thanks for the tip.
LEGION 12 what is the make on that meter? I want to look up the units, range, calibration, etc. Could you give an example of how you use it and how you interpret/use the data?
Haven't used for PH or light got it after I planted . I've only used the moisture meter seem to be pretty accurate .OH no!
I like measuring and gaging (rulers, calipers, micrometers, dial indicators, and more--and tracking data) BUT I don't have of those! or a rain gauge. I'm not sure if either will be an easy sell around here.
22-rimfire I agree that I like something more accurate, too. If I'm going to bother to measure...so, I'll take a look. Thanks for the tip.
LEGION 12 what is the make on that meter? I want to look up the units, range, calibration, etc. Could you give an example of how you use it and how you interpret/use the data?
My best trick to growing is to not post pics of my multitude of failures
Showing off those nice tomato bottoms! Lookin' good (enough to eat!).
First one to ripen on the vine had a few fall off .Showing off those nice tomato bottoms! Lookin' good (enough to eat!).
Congratulations. I believe that I mentioned earlier that I yanked two of my spent tomato plants and replaced them with two new plants in my large containers. I don't know if I'll see ripe fruit, but it will be fun none the less. Depending on where you are (geographically and average first frost date), if you are going to try a second tomato crop, it's time to get fresh plants and get them in the ground.
So, what’s cookin’?
Tomato cucumber salad and stuffed peppers .So, what’s cookin’?
I won't get the soil moisture meter until late next week as I ordered in through Home Depot with free store delivery. So, it takes about a week. I wasn't in any big hurry to receive it.22-rimfire
I like your tomato story, yum (ours seem okay so far—lots of new ones).
How’s the moisture meter working out? Any discoveries?
I am looking forward to playing with the moisture meter when I get it.