Jen's Bird of Paradise has brown spots, sticky sap that irritates skin, and the problem has spread to other plants. Alcohol, soap, and wiping haven't worked. The plant hasn't flowered in four years.
This sounds like a bacterial disease, possibly Cercospora, which is difficult to control without lab confirmation. The sticky substance causing skin irritation is unusual and concerning.
Do not attempt further home remedies without professional identification.
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