I was kind of waiting for someone else to chime in.

I have grown it. I was not really that impressed. It's flavor is only slightly better than average.

Smaller fruit than Sungold and not as sweet. Sets lots of fruit. Good for salads. I have 2 plants this season, mainly because I have seed in stock. Compact plant as well. A useful variety in my opinion.

Thank you! Since Koralic Tomato is determinate, how long does it bear fruit compared to your other tomatoes?

I recall this variety setting fruit well into the Fall, like October here in CA.

the Koralik is very prolific, determinate?, but mine grows like an indeterminate, in multiple vines 8 feet tall and producers until freeze. The flavor is unique and full, it is not sweet. It is a very tolerant plant, suited well for Oklahoma. Worth growing to see if you like the flavor.

I also had the same experience last summer as the gardener in Oklahoma, only I'm near Fargo, North Dakota. Despite our very short growing season, I found this "compact" tomato, which supposedly doesn't require staking or caging to be the Godzilla of the cherry tomato world. Using the square foot gardening method (pinching out the side shoots), my single Koralik plant grew rapidly up the 6-foot support and then traveled the entire length of the bed--another 8 feet! The vines produced right up until frost and were loaded down with a ridiculous number of massive clusters of the best tasting cherry tomatoes I've ever eaten. This was easily the most impressive tomato I've ever grown. However none of the descriptions found online for Koralik match the tomato I grew. So is there some other Koralik? I got mine from Lazy Ox Farm.

What should the spacing be for the square foot garden method?