Could be due to several things – either root problems right after germination (e.g., too moist, compacted substrate), or just a genetic hiccup. With autos, even minimal stress is often enough to make them stall.
Honestly: it’s not going to recover. It won’t catch up – even if it does grow now, it will probably stay tiny and hardly be worth the time. If you have plenty of space and no issues with the light, you can leave it be – but from a harvest perspective: better to make room for something new.