Guaricyclia kyogutchi is a rare and exotic species of orchid that is native to Brazil. It belongs to the Oncidiinae subtribe of the Orchidaceae family and is known for its unique, showy flowers that are prized by collectors and enthusiasts.

The plant is named after Mr. Kyoguchi, a Japanese orchid enthusiast who discovered it in the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais in 1984. The species was first described and named by Brazilian botanist Guido Frederico João Pabst in 1987.

Guaricyclia kyogutchi is a small to medium-sized orchid that typically grows to a height of 20-30cm. It has pseudobulbs that are cylindrical in shape and covered in a layer of papery sheaths that are typically brown or green in color.

The plant produces long, thin leaves that are up to 30cm in length and around 1cm wide. The leaves are usually a bright green color and have a slightly waxy texture.

The flowers of Guaricyclia kyogutchi are the most striking feature of the plant. They are large, showy, and have a distinctive shape that resembles a star. The flowers are typically around 5cm in diameter and are a bright yellow or golden color. They have a fringed lip that is white or cream in color, and the petals and sepals are often marked with dark brown or red spots.

Guaricyclia kyogutchi is a relatively rare and difficult to find species of orchid, and it is highly prized by collectors and enthusiasts. It requires warm, humid conditions and bright, indirect light to thrive, and it is best grown in a well-draining orchid mix. With proper care, it can bloom multiple times a year and bring a touch of exotic beauty to any collection.