Romulea was unknown bulb
Mary Sue Ittner (Sat, 05 Nov 2011 21:55:19 PDT)

I'm guessing perhaps Romulea atrandra as it is a species that blooms
later. Romulea kombergensis at least in my experience blooms much
earlier (August-September in habitat.) Both have four grooved leaves
and corms are rounded at the base, with curved acuminate
teeth. Looking at the key the difference between R. atrandra and R.
kombergensis:
R. kombergensis- perianth cup brown at the base when fresh, not
longitudinally striped; anthers usually coiled, pollen usually brown
or rust colored; membranous margins of inner bracts as wide as the
green median zone throughout
R. atrandra- perianth cup yellow at the base, often longitudinally
striped; anthers erect, pollen yellow or orange; membranous margins
of inner bracts narrower than the green median zone, at least below

Hopefully this information will help you to identify what you have.

Mary Sue