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During extreme heat, as experienced in Texas, it's important to limit watering to prevent the plants from becoming parboiled. However, if the succulents become too dry, a bit of watering may help them rehydrate and maintain some humidity in the substrate to deter mites.

If you see mites on your succulents, it's crucial to take action as mites can be quite difficult to remove. You might start by washing the plants with a strong jet of water to clean them, and consider using alcohol on affected areas. It's also helpful to remove any damaged leaves and provide some moisture to the substrate to make the environment less appealing to mites.

To prevent succulents from getting sunburned, provide them with some form of shade, especially during the hottest parts of the day. Using shade mesh can protect the plants from the most intense sunlight while still allowing them to receive the light they need.

While you can use ceramic pots for succulents, in extremely hot climates they can cause the substrate to dry out faster. Using plastic pots instead might help retain moisture for a longer period, which can be beneficial for the plant's health during heat waves.

It is generally better to water succulents early in the morning during hot weather. This helps prevent the water from evaporating too quickly and allows the plants to absorb moisture before the temperatures rise.

Some signs that your succulents are suffering from the heat include soft and limp leaves, leaves that appear burnt, and an overall wilted or stressed appearance. These signs may indicate that the plant is dehydrated or has been affected by the intense sunlight.