Luminosa Florans, named from Latin for 'light-bearing' and 'flowering,' is a bioluminescent species in the Celestiflorae Petaloid cluster. This 10-25 cm tropical rainforest canopy dweller has a delicate stem supporting deep violet-blue, multi-layered velvety petals surrounding a magenta-tipped stamen corona with elongated, thin, filamentous appendages exhibiting a faint blue bioluminescent glow (420-490 nm) from luciferin-luciferase activity. Its narrow linear leaves adapt to canopy air flow. Preferring 15-25°C and high humidity, L. Florans attracts nocturnal moths and bats for pollination. Classified in a vulnerable genus of ~40 petaloid bioluminescent species, its subtle movement and radiant glow enhance pollination in low light, reflecting specialized evolutionary adaptations.