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| A new experiment is made, taking the investigation results from Caicedo around the ideal medium for growing ''Polycephalum/physarum.''
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| A medium is prepared with the following quantities;
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| 100 ml of water
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| 12 gr of cooked potatoes
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| 12 gr of oat flakes
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| (mix together)
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| 2gr of agar
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| (mix all together and boiled 2 minutes)
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| The result with this medium is a thick mixture, that is not very malleable in order to put it inside the Petri dish. I tried to use it the best I can and put the samples in different
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| [[File:Bio-06.png|400px]]
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| * Day 1: I made a new mixture that has double and a half quantities of water in order to try a new medium, the medium is made like this;
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| 100 ml of water
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| 4 gr of cooked potatoes
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| 4 gr of oat flakes
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| (mix together)
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| 2 gr of agar
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| (mix all together and boiled 2 minutes)
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| [[File:Bio-06a.png|400px]]
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| * Day 2: The sample with the new medium is already growing. New samples with the same medium are made in order to have new samples. Growing Polycephalum/physarum in winter is a little difficult because of the temperatures, I have achieve that some of this samples grow in a place with a controlled temperature of around 19°C. Other samples are left in the laboratory inside the incubator with a temperature of 20°C.
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| [[File:Bio-06b.png|400px]]
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