#gardening tools

Does anyone else find fickle moisture metres useless for picky indoor plants like calatheas?

Are Japanese pruning shears worth the hype, or can a $20 pair of Fiskars do the exact same job for a fraction of the cost?

Are fancy designer pruners just for show, or do they actually beat a $10 pair?

Are those popular self-watering pots a lazy crutch or a genuine game-changer?

Is a pH meter actually worth the money for soil prep, or just a gimmick?

Is a $40 moisture meter really worth it for houseplants?

What's your take on those "gardening kits" from Amazon—are they chronically overrated or actually helpful for plant care?

Are expensive Japanese pruners really worth the hype or is it just marketing to weekend gardeners?

Is spending money on a premium soil thermometer pointless when your finger can do the same job?

Would you trust an AI tool to diagnose your plant problems now?

Are AI gardening apps actually helping or just complicating plant care?

Should you ditch the fancy pH meters for a simple soil test kit that costs ten times less?

Should we stop pretending pruning shears and bee suits need to be pricey—or are cheap tools just dangerous?

Do expensive European pruning shears outperform a sharp $20 pair, or is it all marketing hype?

Is AI-generated garden planning replacing your local nursery advice?