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KT its in the Peruvianus spectrum. But honestly the features look more Cuzcoensis than pure Peruvianus. Paler green color, smaller areoles, not that thick, super spiny, weak central spine. Cuzcoensis or Peruzco. It should be active, but don't expect it to be very strong.

Those seedlings don't look right for Bridgesii. Spines are wrong and too many ribs.

There are many hybrid seedlings being grown out these days. Makes it more challenging to get a definitive i.d.

P.S.
Spines on pure Bridgesii look like this:

[QUOTE="Grey Fox, post: 3780859, member: 40560"] KT its in the Peruvianus spectrum. But honestly the features look more Cuzcoensis than pure Peruvianus. Paler green color, smaller areoles, not that thick, super spiny, weak central spine. Cuzcoensis or Peruzco. It should be active, but don't expect it to be very strong. Those seedlings don't look right for Bridgesii. Spines are wrong and too many ribs. There are many hybrid seedlings being grown out these days. Makes it more challenging to get a definitive i.d. P.S. Spines on pure Bridgesii look like this: [/QUOTE]