Shamrocks naturally go dormant each summer. If yours are pale with white spots after a drought shock, clip off all foliage and place the pots in a cool, dry spot (like an unused bedroom) for a month. Then water with liquid houseplant fertilizer and move them to bright indirect light. New leaves should emerge from the soil.
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