Suggestion!
Hi,
As with any plant, lightly providing some shade, even from another potted plant/weed/anything,
especially during the hottest time of the day, for about a week or two at least, then moving the
shading plant/item S-l-o-w-l-y over the next week or so (watch how the plant responds)
is generally the safest way to be sure you don't roast your plants suddenly!
If you have a piece of shade cloth or similar fabric (even burlap) that you can stake in place
temporarily, it will work out perfectly. Even hardened off plants can have an adjustment period
so I try to give them the best start I can. Even then, I have cooked my share of plants
(CP's and otherwise) over the years, when I am in a hurry or not thinking there will be a problem.
If you want to be on the safe side, give them a gentle "change" in environment if you can.
It only takes one day to kill a plant, but two days to notice!
Good luck.
Paul