Luminifloris Mystica, named from Latin 'lumen' (light) and 'floris' (flower), is an ethereal bioluminescent plant native to tropical cave systems. It features delicate, semi-translucent, pale blue to violet undulating petals with fine orange pollen near corolla margins and central stamens. Thin, membranous petals with faint venation and wavy margins rest on slender, subtly iridescent stems. Elongated, alternate leaves share the translucent texture aiding light diffusion. Bioluminescence, emitting cool blue to cyan light (420-490 nm), concentrates in the flower's core via a luciferin-luciferase reaction adapted to 10-25°C humid cave microhabitats. Belonging to genus Luminifloris, family Luminous Glacies, it aids nocturnal moth and beetle pollinators, supporting nutrient cycling within its rare, stable populations.