Hesperantha longituba Baker

Plants (60-)150-300 mm high. Corm ± ovoid, 10-18 mm diam.; tunics of dark brown, overlapping fibres notched below into sections. Stem simple or 1-branched from near base, sometimes with a short, sheathing bract-like leaf in upper half. Leaves 3 or 4, all basal or uppermost inserted in lower 1/3 of stem and sheathing part of stem, blades ± lanceolate, reaching to ± base of spike, (3-)5-9 mm wide, leathery, often dry or torn distally, margins slightly raised, hyaline when dry. Spike lightly flexuose, (1)2-to 6-flowered; outer bract green, 12-20(-30) mm long, inner bract ± membranous, shorter than outer. Flowers crepuscular, salver-shaped, white, outer tepals flushed pink to red or brown outside, sweetly scented; perianth tube mostly 14-22 mm long; tepals elliptic, spreading, 15-22 x 8-10 mm. Filaments 5-8 mm long; anthers 8-12 mm long, ?white; pollen ?white. Style branches 12-16 mm long, spreading, reaching to near anther tips in closed flower. Capsules ovoid-elliptic, ± 8 mm long. Seeds unknown.