Water stone

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The water stone is also called the water stone (natural air purifier). It is called because the water in the basin can be sucked to the top. The grass can be planted with weeds, canola, green and green, and is a good stone for making bonsai. The essence of the water stone is sandstone, which is brittle and brittle and has a particularly strong water absorption. The water stone is easy to shape due to the sturdiness, and it can be freely grooved, drilled, and carved into various shapes. There are many natural caves on the water stone, some of which are connected to each other, and small caves such as pores, which is the main reason for the high water absorption. In the cave on the upper water stone, the soil can be planted with flowers and plants, and the large caves can plant trees. Because of the strong water absorption of the stone body, the plants grow vigorously and the flowers bloom brightly. The water stone can emit moisture, and it can be used as a fake mountain or bonsai to have a moist environment.

Water and stone characteristics of various places

Beijing

Beijing Shangshui Stone, produced in Shidu, southwest of Fangshan District, Beijing, China. The stone-like honeycomb has a hole of different size and has good water absorption. After harvesting, the yellow mud of the outer surface is washed and washed, and the stone can be planted with grass, which is a good material for making bonsai.

Shandong

Shandong Shangshui Stone is produced in Longgang Town, Shanglin Town, Linyi County, Shandong Province, and in the valley of Qingshi Mountain, as well as in Tongshi Town and Tianbaoshan Township of Pingyi County. The stone is grayish white, taupe; there are many natural holes in the stone, some are connected to each other, some are as small as stomata, have high water absorption performance; the stone is brittle, can be drilled, carved, easy to shape, commonly used For making rockeries or bonsai. This water stone is divided into sandstone and limestone. Shaji is brittle and brittle, but it has strong water absorption; limestone is also called Quanhua, with a slightly higher hardness and a finer structure than sandstone. Quanhua, near the Dashengtang in Tongshi Town of Pingyi County and Xiaoshengtang in Tianbaoshan Township, is a vein-like output. The ore part is exposed to the surface and partially buried.

Shangxinzhuang Village, Shuiquan Town, Shanting District, Zaozhuang City produces high quality stone with fossil leaves.

Hebei

Hebei Shangshui Stone is produced in Cixian County, Bengbu City, Hebei Province, and Yi County, Baoding City. The stone has strong water performance, and after the water is stored in the basin, it can be sucked to the top. The grass can be planted with weeds, canola, green and green, for the production of bonsai. This Shangshui stone is a bryophyte fossil, dating from about 130 million to 190 million years ago. The stone is hard, yellow, brown and white. The appearance is beautiful and beautiful. Most of them are tubular, hollow and striped. They are unique.

Shanxi

Shanxi Shangshui Stone, produced in the area of ​​Niangziguan, Pingding County, Yangquan City, Shanxi Province. The color of the stone is brown, yellow, orange and yellow. The texture is soft and has many holes and is fluffy. The stone body is covered with criss-crossed tubular holes, which are easy to be processed into landscape shapes such as “singular peaks and different holes”. However, the force during processing and cutting should not be too strong, otherwise it is easy to break. The water stone absorbs water quickly, and it can suck the water to the top of the stone during the pouring, soaking the whole stone body, and the stone can be planted green freely, which is the best stone for making bonsai.

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