Maybe. If you place them in nitrogen rich soil you are depriving them of their desired habitat. Plants that are exposed to more nitrogen than they like develop overly green, soft, and weak leaves with lowered immune systems. The pitcher plant may survive, but it will not be optimal. read more
Pitcher plants thrive in full sun to light shade. Care of Pitcher Plants. Caring for pitcher plants is minimal. The best temperature for pitcher plants that are grown inside is between 60 and 70 F. (16-21 C.). Indoor plants should be fertilized at the start of the growing season with a good orchid food and every month until fall. read more
This is why many fertilizers are nitrogen-rich. Plants that suffer from a lack of nitrogen will develop limp, yellow foliage. Although it seems that carnivorous plants should suffer these symptoms, because they grow in nitrogen-poor soil, this is not usually the case. History. Most carnivorous plants are found growing in bogs. read more