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If you look closely, you'll notice that put your watchpoints on aray in/outputs (as evident by the little hats on the ports(. Currently, watchpoints are limited to showing the size of arrays. If you want to see what's in a specific object, you need to use first_in_array or get_from_array on the granular_particles output first, then you should be able to see particle properties.
