Inexpensive probes ($20 or less) are wildly inaccurate—affected by moisture, temperature, recent fertilizer. Professional pH pens ($50–100, e.g., Gemplers catalog) are accurate to 0.1 pH unit. Don't trust cheap probes; send soil to a lab.
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