If your temps are that high, I would set them outside. When temperatures reach 100, it's not unusual to get blossom drop. If it's around 80 to 85 outside, that would be better for your plants.(IMHO)

Tim

I agree with peppernovice. They will like the great outdoors at 80-90 degrees.
Bruce

Outside temps here have been around 100F, while my high temp in the greenhouse today was 111F, so I guess I'll take my chances outdoors & see what happens. I was reluctant to remove them from the greenhouse because they had grown like gangbusters, but it appears I'm cooking the blossoms.......

Cooler temps when it's that high, I too would go for the cooler temps but I would not expect any pods to set or flowers to stop dropping until its under 95 degrees. The plants will live in the heat you got going, I suggest even with 100 degree temps if you can, only allow morning sun, this may allow for pods to set. If that's not an option I would shade cloth them outside. If that is not a good option then let them be outside and ride out the heat and get pods when it cools down.

Mark

Thanks Mark! This gives me some options, any of which I can employ. Easiest might be using some of my Agribon & low tunnel hoops to fashion a shade cover I've found propagation sometimes requires thinking outside the box......