General Tools and Instruments GLMM200 User Manual
Moisture meter, Humidimètre medidor de humedad, No. glmm200
GLMM200 - 4-5/16 x 13-9/16 - FINAL - 07/27/07
No. GLMM200
U P C 10018
GARDEN
Instruments
Avoid injury: Always wear OSHA/ANSI approved eye protection
(goggles, face shield) when using tools.
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toujours une protection oculaire (lunettes ou masque facial) homologuée
OSHA/ANSI quand vous utilisez des outils.
Evite lesiones: Siempre use
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cuando utilice herramientas.
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Montreal, Canada H9R 1E1
No. GLMM200
Moisture Meter
Humidimètre
Medidor de humedad
Features:
• Instant moisture
readings
• Gives watering
needs for over
100 plants
• No batteries
required
Caractéristiques :
• Lectures
d'humidité
instantanées
• Donne les besoins
d'arrosage pour
plus de 100
plantes
• Aucune pile
requise
Características:
• Medición
instantánea de
humedad
• Indica las
necesidades de
riego para más
de 100 plantas
• No requiere pilas
USING THE MOISTURE METER
Insert probe into soil to root level. Do not push the probe too near to
the stem. Note the reading.
INTERPRETING THE MOISTURE READING
Each plant in the chart has a predetermined watering number. For the
plant you are testing, water only when the reading from the tester is
the same as or lower than the watering number.
TESTER CARE
The probe should not be left in the compost or in contact with mois-
ture for longer than is required to take the reading. Always wipe the
probe clean and dry after each reading with a soft cloth or tissue.
WATERING NO. 1
Aloe
Gold-Dust Plant
Peperomia
Calceolana
Hen-and-Chicken
Poinsettia
Cape Ivy
Inch Plant
Pony Tail
Cardinal Flower
Jade Plant
Shrimp Plant
Century Plant
Jelly Bean Plant
Snake Plant
Ceropegia
Kalanchoe
Sugar Almond
Dipladenia
Kaffir Lily
Umbrella Tree
Dumb Cane
Lantana
Verbena
Euonymus
Lucky Clover
Vriesia
Figs
Myrtle
Wandering Jew
Flaming Katy
Orchid
Geranium
Panda Plant
WATERING NO. 2
African Violet
Castor Oil Plant
Monstera
Amarylis
Chinese Evergreen
Nicodemia
Aralia
Cineraria
Norfolk Island Pine
Arrowhead Vine
Crown of Thorns
Parasol Plant
Bamboo Palm
Devil’s Ivy
Philodendron
Bird of Paradise
Easter Lily
Rubber Plant
Black-eyed Susan
Fat-headed Lizzie
Silk Oak
Browalli
Figs, Weeping
Snakeskin Plant
Burro’s Tail
Glory Lily
Swedish Ivy
Buxus
Grape Ivy
Wax Plant
Cacti & Succulents
Hibiscus
Cast Iron Plant
Jerusalem Cherry
WATERING NO. 3
Baby’s Tears
Columnea
Kangaroo Thorn
Bay Tree
Copperleaf
Mosaic Plant
Begonia Rex
Coral Berry
Nasturtium
Begonia
Creeping Moss
Oleander
Bloodleaf
Cupid’s Bower
Parlour Palm
Bottlebrush Plant
Cyclamen
Passion Flower
Buddhist Pine
Dracaena
Pilea
Buzy Lizzie
Figs, Creeping
Plume Flower
Caladium
Finger Aralia
Prayer Plant
Calla Lily
Flowering Maple
Primula
Camellia
Friendship Plant
Sensitive Plant
Chenille Plant
Fuchsia
Spider Plant
Christmas Cactus
Gloxinia
Vase Plant
Christmas Pepper
Hedera Ivy
Velvet Plant
Chrysanthemum
Heliotrope
Violet Flame
Clerodendrum
Jacaranda
Zebra Plant
Coleus
Jacobinia
Peppers
WATERING NO. 4
Anthurium
Hyacinth
Pigmy Date Palm
Azalea
Hydrangea
Umbrella Plant
Bougainvillea
Jasmine
Venus Flytrap
Butterfly Flower
Lady Palm
Tomatoes
Ferns
Painters
Palette Melons
Gardenia Peace
Lily
GENERAL WATERING GUIDE
(Containerized Growing)
Vegetables . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-3
Shrubs (flowering) . . . . . . 2-3
Annuals/Biannuals . . . . . . . 1-2
Shrubs (foliage) . . . . . . . . 1-2
Perennials . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-3
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