Yes, it doesn't take intense light to stress a plant in flower. Dr. Bugbee has a video or 2 on this subject and gives a good guesstimate on what minimal amount of light can cause something like a hermie before a full re-vege... some variation due to genetics expected. His numbers deviated slightly from prior research, but this could be genetic variety.. they are not testing a huge sample of plants.
also, 'green' light causes an even stronger response. This is an excellent lesson about 'bro-science'. You can find people that are adamant that green light won't disturb the plants at night, lol. This is objectively wrong. They made a hypothesis based on the fact less green light is used for photosynthesis, but then never tested the hypothesis.. just assumed it was true... repeated it ad nauseum, now we have nonsense bro-science that is a commonly held false belief... one of many.
if it wasn't strong enough to cause a re-vege, it'll elevate risk of hermies. Maybe, you got an extra robost plant and you don't, but it is something to be concerned about and ensure it doesn't happen.