This rechargeable soil nutrient tester reads one main nutrient—nitrogen, phosphorus, or potassium, depending on the version you choose—on a large backlit screen, and charges over USB-C, so there are no disposable batteries to swap. Insert the metal probe about two-thirds into moist soil and read the value in seconds.
Read it as a trend tool. The nutrient figure is a directional reference estimated from conductivity, shown from 0 to 1999 mg/kg—useful for spotting when a nutrient runs low and checking whether feeding worked, not an exact lab number. A fertility chart helps you read whether your soil is lacking, moderate, or rich.
Single nutrient or all three?
Choose the version for the nutrient you adjust most, or use all three for a full profile. Prefer button batteries? See our soil phosphorus and soil potassium testers. To read N, P, and K together in one tool, use the NPK soil tester.
Why Yieryi
Yieryi has built pH, EC, and TDS meters for more than ten years. A handheld nutrient tester is for trends and timing, not lab-grade figures, and we say so plainly.
FAQ
Is the reading lab-accurate?
No—it is a directional estimate for tracking trends and timing feeding, not an exact lab number.
How is it powered?
A built-in battery charges over USB-C from a power bank or adapter—no disposable batteries.
Can I use it in water?
No—it is made for soil only. Keep it out of stones and never immerse the head in water.