u/ImABigguhBoy

Hello, I'm just looking for a little help in getting started with a hydro salad project for my wife. She (and a few of my lads) enjoys fresh salads and veggies and I'd like to make that happen through the non-growing season, particularly because she has some limitations on what she can eat.

While I've done plenty of gardening outside in the ground, I'm new to hydro. I did a deep dive on Kratky stuff a year or so ago. I'm looking to grow enough lettuce, or other greens, for her to have a salad every day or every other day here at home or at work. I've got totes I can use, grow lights from starting plants, net cups and some other stuff. I don't have a medium like LECA or anything yet, and I just need an assist on how to mix up a nutrient solution to make it all work and any other info or tips anyone has. I've watched a lot of Hoocho's videos and a few other creators, but if you have a suggestion please let me know. Hope to get started soon as she's headed back to work soon. Thanks!

Have an 06, engine issues and was quoted for a reman. Don't have the cash to do it, so bring a trailer and she's yours! (Minus tires) OH/WV border.

Currently on SAVE, loan is now at $18,619.76 since interest started again.

One loan, 7 disbursements (4 direct subs, 3 direct unsubs).

In the last few years we had filed taxes jointly but also with 8379 to make sure they could not mess with my wifes taxes, but last year we did not since I had met the requirements for the loan (they had been garnishing wages, hence the 8379). So, what are my best options now for what plans to try and get on?

We have one debt that has to be paid and once it's done I should be able to hammer out whatever is left on my loan, as long as the interest doesn't grow too fast. I know this number is smaller than a lot of folks, but so are our incomes, (but we've managed so far, sometimes barely with the current economy), and I want to just get it paid ASAP once I can, but also need it to be the lowest required payment possible per month until we can get the other one paid. So, does any one have a better head on their shoulders that can help me out with this one? I'm a history guy, not a math guy.