Sarracenia typically capture flying insects and ants. While a nightcrawler earthworm isn't a natural prey item, it's unlikely to harm the plant.
Sarracenia are excellent hunters; supplemental feeding is rarely necessary. For more opinions, consult carnivorous plant forums like FlytrapCare or CPUK.
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