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Here are two ways that you can test your soil: 1  Use a do-it-yourself kit: This basic pH test measures your soilâs acidity and alkalinity and sometimes major nutrient content. Buy a kit at a nursery, follow the instructions, and voilÃ  â you know your soilâs pH. However, the test gives you only a rough picture of the pH and nutrient levels in your soil.
Find out if your soil is acidic or alkaline without a pricey test kit. This simple diy test will give you immediate results. 1  Scoop some soil into a container. Then, add half a cup of vinegar. If the soil bubbles or fizzes, it's alkaline.  If there's no reaction, scoop a fresh soil sample into a second container. Add half a cup of water and mix. Then, add half a cup of baking soda.