Luminosa Floris Nocturne, meaning 'night-flowering light,' is a rare bioluminescent plant endemic to tropical rainforest understories. It grows 10–25 cm tall, with star-like violet-blue petals intensifying at the apex, surrounding filamentous staminodes and stamens emitting golden-orange light (450–495 nm). The erect stem supports ovate basal leaves with reticulate venation. Bioluminescence is driven by photogenic cells at petal bases and reproductive parts, aiding nocturnal signaling. Petal undulation responds to ambient light, enhancing pollinator attraction. Classified in Celestiflorae Petaloid cluster, family Celestifloraceae, genus Luminosa (10 species). It thrives at 20–30°C in humid shaded understories, serving as a beacon for moths and bioluminescent beetles, with co-evolved floral and luminescent traits optimizing low-light pollination.