It has to be one of the old Onixotis as the tepals are free at the base (true Wurmbea form a tube). Would need to see the leaves to be sure between W. stricta and W. punctata but W. punctata is generally a smaller plant and grows in damp areas (W. stricta usually grows in pools and marshes and almost always has flowers that are pink with dark bases). W. punctata is flowering here at present and I would go for this species. Chris 'Here is a picture of a Wurmbea that grows here at Fisherhaven, South Africa (a bit of a threatened bulb paradise). The id I get is W. stricta but I am rather doubtful while another id has been W spicata!' Can anyone identify this plant? Christopher Whitehouse Phillipskop Mountain Reserve P.O. Box 1059 Stanford 7210 Western Cape South Africa Cell: 073 621 1808 Website: http://www.phillipskop.co.za/ Like Facebook iconPhillipskop <https://www.facebook.com/phillipskop/> or follow us on Twitter icon@PhillipskopSA <https://twitter.com/phillipskopsa/> and Pinterest iconPhillipskop <https://www.pinterest.com/phillipskop/>