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Aquameter, Set of 5, Plant Soil Moisture Sensor (Green, Small)

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  • Dimensions: 0.4 x 0.3 x 4.7 inches (small) - Intended for pot sizes of 2, 2.5, and 3 - Ideal for small succulents
  • The Sustee Aquameter is a leave-in soil moisture sensor pen that can be left in the soil for continuous monitoring, unlike other moisture meters that need to be taken out after each measure
  • Set includes five refillable sustee watering sticks (green) - Moisture meter for house plants that has refillable replacement core - Each stick will last for approximately 6-9 months
  • This soil aqua meter has plant water indicator that changes color depending on soil type - White indicates plant needs watering; blue indicates it's been watered
  • Sustee collaborated with Tokyo University of Agriculture to improve the design and function of each stick



Product Description

Extend the life of your beloved houseplants with the SUSTEE Aquameter soil moisture meter for indoor and outdoor plants. SUSTEE is designed and made in Japan and is the perfect addition to various houseplants. It has a slim, minimalist aesthetic that doesn't take away from the beauty of the plants, harmoniously blending in when left in the soil. It works with almost any plant that grows in the soil. When using the moisture testing stick, the white color indicates that the plant needs watering, and the blue color indicates that it has enough water. The core insert that determines if watering is needed can also be manually replaced. This leave in soil moisture meter is maintenance-free. A perfect plant watering indicator for potted plants. It is recommended to replace the refillable core of your SUSTEE after 6-9 months of use. SUSTEE has won multiple international awards including the Reddot Design Award, Germany Design for Asia Award, and the Japan Good Designs Award. The small size is meant for pot sizes 2, 2.5, and 3. Five sticks are included. Color: green.

Sustee Stick

Meet SUSTEE

SUSTEE is a modern, Japanese soil moisture sensor. The blue color indicates that there is enough water in the soil, and the while color indicate that plant is in need of watering. SUSTEE features a minimal aesthetic that doesn't take away from the beauty of your plants.

SUSTEE

Sustee 01

Color

Has your SUSTEE turned white? That means it is time to water! After watering, the white insert will change to a blue color. This indicates that there is enough water in the soil.

Sustee 02

Soil

SUSTEE can be used with almost all plants that grow in soils with a certain level of moisture retention. This includes akadama soil, black earth, bark, coco peat, peat moss and vermiculite.

Sustee 03

Insertion Depth

When inserting SUSTEE, please ensure that the Ω mark found on the stick is entirely covered. Please also make sure that the transpiration opening is visible if the stick is needing to go deeper.

Sustee 04

Time

The time it takes to change color will depend on the amount of water given and the water retention level. When using SUSTEE for the first time, please water generously. The small stick takes approximately 3 minutes, the medium 15 minutes, and the large 25 minutes.

SUSTEE Sizing

Sustee Sizing

Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025
When I first ordered these, I didn't realize that they came in small, medium and large. I also did not realize that they last 6-9 months. They do work well but I think they are expensive now that I realize they will stop working. New inserts are kind of expensive too. I think I will look for a longer lasting or more permanent alternative. I may look into purchasing the indicator that is used and try recharging them myself but maybe too much of a bother.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025
When I first ordered these, I didn't realize that they came in small, medium and large. I also did not realize that they last 6-9 months. They do work well but I think they are expensive now that I realize they will stop working. New inserts are kind of expensive too. I think I will look for a longer lasting or more permanent alternative. I may look into purchasing the indicator that is used and try recharging them myself but maybe too much of a bother.
Héctor Uriel Hernández Álvarez
Reviewed in Mexico on September 5, 2024
Muy funcionales
Héctor Uriel Hernández Álvarez
Reviewed in Mexico on September 5, 2024
Muy funcionales
Kathy
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2024
I bought mine in May 2024, and in less than three months, they started to constantly read wet even when the soil was very dry. For some reason, the longer ones work well, but not the shorter ones.The ones in the picture have been drying on the napkin for almost a week, and they still don't read dry.
Kathy
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2024
I bought mine in May 2024, and in less than three months, they started to constantly read wet even when the soil was very dry. For some reason, the longer ones work well, but not the shorter ones.The ones in the picture have been drying on the napkin for almost a week, and they still don't read dry.
Trusted Trends
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2024
These small moisture sensor are great. The work as described and have been very helpful in letting me know when my house plants are in need of a drink.
Trusted Trends
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2024
These small moisture sensor are great. The work as described and have been very helpful in letting me know when my house plants are in need of a drink.
Ng Jia Lin
Reviewed in Singapore on July 27, 2024
One out of the 5 product did not work
Ng Jia Lin
Reviewed in Singapore on July 27, 2024
One out of the 5 product did not work
Joseph
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on March 8, 2024
Doesn't work as it should. Just use the chopstick method instead
Joseph
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on March 8, 2024
Doesn't work as it should. Just use the chopstick method instead
Savvy Shopper
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 17, 2024
Easy to use, and they work...My plants are thriving.Sadly one of my indicators was broken on arrival, but I would buy them again.
Savvy Shopper
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 17, 2024
Easy to use, and they work...My plants are thriving.Sadly one of my indicators was broken on arrival, but I would buy them again.
Renee Nixon
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2024
I have a lot of houseplants. This is a great concept, but doesn't work. I had to dunk it in water to get it to register and then when I checked my plants with a water meter, it just doesn't match what this aquameter says. Just get a water meter!
Renee Nixon
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2024
I have a lot of houseplants. This is a great concept, but doesn't work. I had to dunk it in water to get it to register and then when I checked my plants with a water meter, it just doesn't match what this aquameter says. Just get a water meter!
Scott
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2024
Prior to my finding these moisture monitors, I can’t begin to count the number of plants that I have killed from either over or under watering. These couldn’t be easier to use. Just stick one in the soil next to your plant and check the color as you pass bye. If it’s blue keep moving. If it’s white get out the watering can. This is especially helpful for succulents, cactus & agave as, I can tell you from lots of sad experience, nothing will kill them quicker than overwatering! Adding to the positives is your ability to insert a replaceable measuring, cartridge after 6-9 months of use. Pop it in and you’re good to go for another 6-9 months of protection. These come in 3 sizes, small, medium & large that allow you to compensate for the depth of your planter. The only con that I have found, and it’s really a very minor one, is that in larger (wider) pots you might want to use additional aquameters to compensate for differing moisture levels around the pot. Summing up - STOP KILLING YOUR PLANTS! - Buy a few of these. Your plants will be glad you did…..
Scott
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2024
Prior to my finding these moisture monitors, I can’t begin to count the number of plants that I have killed from either over or under watering. These couldn’t be easier to use. Just stick one in the soil next to your plant and check the color as you pass bye. If it’s blue keep moving. If it’s white get out the watering can. This is especially helpful for succulents, cactus & agave as, I can tell you from lots of sad experience, nothing will kill them quicker than overwatering! Adding to the positives is your ability to insert a replaceable measuring, cartridge after 6-9 months of use. Pop it in and you’re good to go for another 6-9 months of protection. These come in 3 sizes, small, medium & large that allow you to compensate for the depth of your planter. The only con that I have found, and it’s really a very minor one, is that in larger (wider) pots you might want to use additional aquameters to compensate for differing moisture levels around the pot. Summing up - STOP KILLING YOUR PLANTS! - Buy a few of these. Your plants will be glad you did…..
Mariana
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2024
For me is very simple to use and read. Once forgot to water the plant and turns white. Helps me to know when the plant needs water.
Mariana
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2024
For me is very simple to use and read. Once forgot to water the plant and turns white. Helps me to know when the plant needs water.
Kalifornian
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2023
I must confess, before the Sustee Aquameter entered my life, my relationship with my plants was a bit like a soap opera. There were dramatic overwaterings, tragic under-waterings, and a whole lot of guessing games. But then, like a horticultural superhero, the Sustee Aquameter swooped in to save the day!This little gadget is like the Sherlock Holmes of plant care. It delves into the dark, mysterious world of potting soil and emerges with the answers you need. Is your plant parched? Drowning? The Sustee Aquameter will let you know!The device is as simple to use as a toothpick at a cocktail party. Just stick it in your plant's pot, and wait for the color to change. Blue means your plant is as happy as a cactus in the desert, white means it's thirstier than a camel after a long trek. No more guesswork, no more drama, just straightforward, color-coded plant care.And let's talk about the design. Sleek, minimalistic, and with a pop of color, it's like having a tiny modern art sculpture in your plant pot. It's so stylish, even my fashion-conscious ferns have stopped throwing shade!But the best part? The Sustee Aquameter has turned me into the plant whisperer I've always aspired to be. My plants are thriving, and I've stopped killing them. It's a win-win!In conclusion, if you're tired of playing Russian Roulette with your watering can, give the Sustee Aquameter a try. It's the plant care companion you never knew you needed. Your plants will thank you, and you'll finally know what it feels like to have a green thumb!
Kalifornian
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2023
I must confess, before the Sustee Aquameter entered my life, my relationship with my plants was a bit like a soap opera. There were dramatic overwaterings, tragic under-waterings, and a whole lot of guessing games. But then, like a horticultural superhero, the Sustee Aquameter swooped in to save the day!This little gadget is like the Sherlock Holmes of plant care. It delves into the dark, mysterious world of potting soil and emerges with the answers you need. Is your plant parched? Drowning? The Sustee Aquameter will let you know!The device is as simple to use as a toothpick at a cocktail party. Just stick it in your plant's pot, and wait for the color to change. Blue means your plant is as happy as a cactus in the desert, white means it's thirstier than a camel after a long trek. No more guesswork, no more drama, just straightforward, color-coded plant care.And let's talk about the design. Sleek, minimalistic, and with a pop of color, it's like having a tiny modern art sculpture in your plant pot. It's so stylish, even my fashion-conscious ferns have stopped throwing shade!But the best part? The Sustee Aquameter has turned me into the plant whisperer I've always aspired to be. My plants are thriving, and I've stopped killing them. It's a win-win!In conclusion, if you're tired of playing Russian Roulette with your watering can, give the Sustee Aquameter a try. It's the plant care companion you never knew you needed. Your plants will thank you, and you'll finally know what it feels like to have a green thumb!
Mine
Reviewed in Germany on June 13, 2023
Kann ich nur weiter empfehlen.. aber leider zu teuer..
Mine
Reviewed in Germany on June 13, 2023
Kann ich nur weiter empfehlen.. aber leider zu teuer..
Jordan Christensen
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2023
I think other people with the negative comments about them not working, simply aren’t being patient enough or giving their plants enough water. Or are just flat out doing it wrong.Of course if you pour water directly on them, the little fiber turns blue almost instantly. But that is not how these should be used.Stick the thing in the soil (I put mine near the base of plant, not further away). Wait about 10 minutes to see if the color changes. If it doesn’t, you know you need to water your plant. But don’t add the water directly on to or next to the little meter. Instead, water on the opposite side of the plant. That way when it turns blue, you know it’s good because the water had to come across from the other side and passed by the roots. Just be sure to drain your excess water (for plant health, Obvs.)Since purchasing things, and doing it the right way, I’ve seen a bunch of new growth coming in on my plants because the guesswork is gone. I need to water once a week, and my plants are thriving.Don’t let negative reviews discourage you from purchasing. If you need a little help with knowing when your plants need to hydrate without jabbing your finger into the soil, get these. They are cheap, reliable, and easy to use. Just use them the right way 🤣
Jordan Christensen
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2023
I think other people with the negative comments about them not working, simply aren’t being patient enough or giving their plants enough water. Or are just flat out doing it wrong.Of course if you pour water directly on them, the little fiber turns blue almost instantly. But that is not how these should be used.Stick the thing in the soil (I put mine near the base of plant, not further away). Wait about 10 minutes to see if the color changes. If it doesn’t, you know you need to water your plant. But don’t add the water directly on to or next to the little meter. Instead, water on the opposite side of the plant. That way when it turns blue, you know it’s good because the water had to come across from the other side and passed by the roots. Just be sure to drain your excess water (for plant health, Obvs.)Since purchasing things, and doing it the right way, I’ve seen a bunch of new growth coming in on my plants because the guesswork is gone. I need to water once a week, and my plants are thriving.Don’t let negative reviews discourage you from purchasing. If you need a little help with knowing when your plants need to hydrate without jabbing your finger into the soil, get these. They are cheap, reliable, and easy to use. Just use them the right way 🤣
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