Actually we are talking two different animals with "Spreader/Stickers.
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Spreaders (also called surfactants): Typically reduce surface tension of water, and so cause water to spread more uniformly across surfaces
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Stickers:Increase tackiness or ability to stick to surfaces, and thus help the organisms stick to leaf, bark, flower, or seed surfaces
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Spreaders would be dish soap, COCO Wet, anything that reduces surface tension and allow complete coverage of the surface.
Stickers would be your Molasses and Yucca that make the product stick to the plants surface.
I have used all of the above and found molasses works best for me which I also add to my soil drenches as I said in my last post.
The only reason I can see in not using BioGrow for a sticker is it's viscosity is lower than that of molasses which makes it more suited for the job. Otherwise use the BioGrow if you prefer.
Ami