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Thanks GGreatOne. Would you mind describing the trip a little bit? I'm especially interested in your opinion of how a subb trip differs from a cube trip, if it does. Btw you ate the shrooms or you made tea? And approximately for how long were they dry before you took them?

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-Megaman, Subbalteatus tend to be a  weaker trip, but the trip is  speedier than Copelandia & Psilocybe.. It was a colorful and comfortable experience. 'Though, i do like to eat the lawn-Pan's much better (aka Panaeolus ggreatoneifolius ).
--The shrooms were so small and also small pieces of sand were in the collection, so i ground the 1/4-ounce in a coffee grinder, and filled the powder into 12 gel-caps and ate one gel-cap a minute until they were gone, and i used a Reshi-tea to gulp them all down with. Normally i don't make any special preperations (like gel-caps) to eat shrooms, but i made an exception for the subbs because they were such small shrooms and i didn't want to chew on any sand..
---The mushrooms were dried for about 1 week before the bioassay. I'm sure that they would have been more than double the potency if eaten when fresh.

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in Florida (I believe it's still the case) Possesion of fresh mushrooms is not illegal in Florida! go figure.. 

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GGreatOne234 said:

And also, 'probably the worst idea (if a copper is questioning you for shroom-picking) is to tell him that "Shrooms aren't illegal in florida.". Because they are coppers and they will just laugh at you and probably take you to jail for something else just because you were attempting to interperate the laws with somebody who is-the-law.

They're edible mushrooms. Meadow Mushrooms.
-is what you should say, and stick to your story or else your chances of the copper taking you in for shroom-picking will be dramatically increased.

So, they aren't illegal, but they are trouble in the eyes of a copp.

Keep on shroomin,
GG

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sage advice