It will be easier to figure out when you know what you have, and easier to answer when we know what you have, so pictures are useful.

For the most part, many succulents are opportunistic - they'll grow when it's not too hot (and not too cold, but I'll dispense with that subsection because I'll assume we're not working with cold-hardy succulents).

Many members of the Crassula family will grow in the temps you describe, so seeing growth on them in not unusual in your zone-only when it's too warm (or too cool) will things slow down or stop. Many of these plants also have their flowering triggered, if the plants are mature enough, by the short-daylight-hours days.

Many other plants, and I'm talking tropical succulents (like Sarcocaulon/Monsonia) can have a dormant period, but don't have to if one keeps them sunned, warmed and watered enough.

Still others have to have a dormant period, when you want to keep them almost/completely totally dry until their cycle starts again.

There aren't as many winter-growers as one might think, given your climate, but some are Tylecodons, some species of Aloe, Pachycormus, and Dudleya.

Inexpensive general-purpose 1/4 diluted fertilizer is what I suggest, but it's like potting soil or interior directions - ask 100 people and get as many different answers. Some folks spend a lot on their supplies, and some don't - the difference doesn't necessarily make better plants.

If there's a succulent society or club in your area, I suggest you join it - they often have libraries, they certainly have plants, and their members are positively riotous.

Ah! I see, that makes sense why I am seeing so much growth on my succulents. When the heat was in the 100s they seemed just as miserable as me.

My backyard is totally full to the brim with succulents. I joined a society near me a year ago, but I live in a weird pocket on the backend of a mountain. So we are so dry and hot here, everyone else in the group lives closer to the beach.

Since they do get much cooler and their ground is different I find the things they talk about in meetings usually aren't what I am concerned about. They have so many different opinions when I ask a question that I feel rather intimidated to talk to anyone as I am not sure who is correct ^o^. I mostly only go to meetings for their dollar succulent sale. ;)

But! I have been meaning to make a list of all my plants. Maybe next week of vacation I will go out there and write everything down.

Thank you for the information though on the fertilizer, I like that you are thinking cheap! Mabye if I had one or two pots I would pick up the expensive stuff. But with a whole backyard to cover I got to think of my pocket book. I appreciate the help.