Which pH meter is better?

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That first one is intended to be stuck down into moist soil to read a pH. I serioujsly doublt it'll be very good in orchid media.

The better choice would be to collect pour-through samples and measure those with a typical liquid immersion probe.
 
That first one is intended to be stuck down into moist soil to read a pH. I serioujsly doublt it'll be very good in orchid media.

The better choice would be to collect pour-through samples and measure those with a typical liquid immersion probe.
Ray is right. The pH electrode must be in contact with liquid water. Otherwise the pH cannot be trusted.
 

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