An inventory of tools needed for bonsai making - have you been using them correctly?

Shade net

(1) Wire: copper, aluminum, iron wire, used for modeling potted trees and supporting, pulling, and guiding branches.

(2) White latex: used to seal branches, trunk cuts, and bark damage, preventing water evaporation, cracking, and bacterial invasion.

(3) Oil painting brush: used to dip white latex to seal wounds. An ordinary brush can also be used, but painting brushes are hard and durable.

(4) Vaseline: an oil-based ointment, used to seal thick roots and cut roots, preventing root rot.

(5) Black plastic film: used to cover large areas of branches and trunk closures, to promptly shade new buds, absorb heat, accelerate the healing of wound tissue, and promote the growth of new buds.

(6) Black plastic bag: used as a band when grafting potted trees.

(7) Shade net: used as needed, mainly to protect tree embryos during the survival period and to provide shade for shade-loving trees.

(8) Bamboo stick: used to loosen soil and plant embryos in daily potting, and to insert solid roots into the pot and change the pot.

(9) Tweezers: to remove small weeds in the pot, clear dead leaves, and catch pests.

(10) Brush: used to clean potted trees, brush branches, trunks, root bases, etc.

(11) Box: used to store daily tools.

(12) Miscellaneous equipment: cleaning and sanitation utensils, cloth, etc.