Clear sticky sap globules on leaf stems and undersides are natural for some Aglaonema species. Not pests or disease. Ignore or wipe with soapy water.
Insecticidal soaps and systemics are unnecessary and harmful.
Recovery depends on correcting potting and watering.
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