What common vegetables can be grown with rockwool?

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What common vegetables can be grown with rockwool?

Rockwool is a widely utilized substrate in commercial horticulture for the production of crops as diverse as tomatoes, melons, cucumbers, peppers, strawberries, herbs and cut flowers; however, it can also easily be used by smaller hydroponic growers wanting to take advantage of improved root zone technology.