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Foliage leaves 4–6, the basal longer than the others, usually with blades well-developed and reaching to about the base of the spike, 5–9 mm wide, narrowly lanceolate, glabrous to pubescent, sometimes with a dense appressed short pubescence, the margins and midribs moderately to heavily thickened and hyaline, sometimes other veins also somewhat thickened; the upper 1–2 cauline leaves usually entirely sheathing.
Corms dark-red, c. 10 mm in diameter, globose to horizontally elongate, often rhizome-like, 15–25 mm long, the old Corms sometimes persistent and then attached horizontally; tunics reddish-brown, membranous, fragmenting irregularly.
Spike (3)5–8-flowered, erect; bracts green, (20)25–30 mm long, often somewhat attenuate and dry apically, the inner about two-thirds as long as the outer.
Style dividing opposite the upper half of the anthers, style branches 3–4 mm long.
Filaments 5–8 mm long, included or barely exserted; anthers 7–8 mm long.
Capsules (14)16–18(22) mm long, narrowly obovoid to ellipsoid.
Stem unbranched, erect.
Plants 35–60 cm high.
