100-110 should not be a problem for the majority as long as they don't dry out. They will do better(roots stay cooler) in a bog than potted.

I suspect that humidity is the deciding factor rather than an exact temperature. Remember most CPs that experience 100+ temps are growing in very wet, very humid bogs - if you put them in the desert they will be much more likely to dry out quickly unless you can boost humidity for them.

Thanks! I will make sure to keep the soil moist and the humidity high.

What are good ways of boosting humidity? Would keeping the soil wet do the trick or are their other things that can be done to help CPs? I want to make a mini bog, but it's pretty desert-like here.

The usual way to raise humidity for outside plants is to try to create a humid "microclimate" around the plants by grouping them together and keeping the soil very wet with standing water in the tray system under the plants. I have heard of elaborate solutions such as misting systems (which can be made pretty easily with a suspended soaker hose) above plants and of course the ultimate solution is the greenhouse. In an outside bog garden, maybe try to make a low part with a standing water "pond" in it to group plants around.