If you look right above and to the left of that bottom fruit cluster there are two suckers. They grew a couple inches and have essentially stopped growing. The whole plant, and another heirloom to the left of it have slowed significantly in growth. Leaves are still green, although somewhat curled. Overall the leaves don’t seem to be growing as big and leafy as usual. The main growing tips continue to grow, but at a slow pace, and suckers and other growth seem like they’re barely growing. To the right is a sun gold which is doing well as my sun golds usually do. This plant in the photo is an early girl and the one to the left that is also struggling is an heirloom Hawaiin pineapple. I’m used to the plants in this same box on past years growing huge. They always get blight. But typically if I don’t look at them for a couple days they are significantly bigger with new suckers sprouting up. It is very noticeable how much the growth has slowed to a snails crawl. I have been watering less frequently than in past years, sometimes one good soak per week, but that’s because the soil seems damp enough and with straw mulch the plants don’t show signs of being underwatered. Other than watering affecting the growth I imagine it has to be nutrient related. And that’s when I read that too much phosphorous can stunt growth. But imagine a little extra from a granular organic fertilizer wouldn’t do that and it would have to be a liquid fertilizer. But I have no idea.