Agaves, like cacti, need zero winter water. Wet roots + freezing temps = root death. The browning/bending leaves are cold stress on hydrated tissue.
If center remains strong, it will recover. Agaves are remarkably resilient if kept dry in winter.
Report back if decline continues—we'll reassess.
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