I'm curious if anyone uses a moisture meter to check their trees. Good idea or not and why.
chappy56 Mame Messages 211 Reaction score 23 Location Illinois USDA Zone 5 Apr 5, 2008 #1 I'm curious if anyone uses a moisture meter to check their trees. Good idea or not and why.
subnet_rx Mame Messages 219 Reaction score 8 Location Hattiesburg, MS USDA Zone 8b Apr 5, 2008 #2 I bought one. Works great in potting soils and cactus mixes, but since bonsai is going to most likely be in some mixture of fired clay/mulch, it doesn't work. If you have that mixture though, it's pretty easy to see when you need to water.
I bought one. Works great in potting soils and cactus mixes, but since bonsai is going to most likely be in some mixture of fired clay/mulch, it doesn't work. If you have that mixture though, it's pretty easy to see when you need to water.
Chris Johnston Omono Messages 1,773 Reaction score 14 Location Ottawa, KS USDA Zone 6 Apr 5, 2008 #3 I water my trees every day at this time of year, early spring. In summer I water three times a day. Moisture meter would be irrelevant.
I water my trees every day at this time of year, early spring. In summer I water three times a day. Moisture meter would be irrelevant.