Celebrate Soil Day in December: Don’t be neutral about soil pH. Get clear and fast results on the field with MQuant® pH test strips

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Celebrate Soil Day in December: Don’t be neutral about soil pH. Get clear and fast results on the field with MQuant® pH test strips

03 Dec, 2024

Plants are picky about their soil pH. One crop may like it a bit acidic, another a little alkaline, and a third neutral. A pH level that’s too low or high for your crops can alter nutrient availability in the soil and significantly impact growth.

Make sure pH is perfect for your plants through regular testing with MQuant® pH test strips. Specially designed for turbid solutions of samples, like soil, our strips’ pH reaction zone is backed by a transparent carrier film. This allows you to easily evaluate the color on the back of the strip without sample particles on the front interfering with your results.

Don’t guess. Measure. Take the guesswork out of your work with the MQuant® StripScan app. Designed to complement MQuant® test strips, our free, innovative app guides you through the test process, reads results via your mobile camera, then saves and visualizes your measurements.

The following application note describes the determination of the pH value in soil samples using the MQuant® pH test strips in combination with the MQuant® StripScan App.

Learn how our pocket-sized analysis method allows rapid, reliable semi-quantitative results on the field to help your flora flourish.

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