Do Hermies show all over?

Hello all! I was wondering about a young lady that went back to veg after being in flower for almost 3 months...she seems to be doing fine with a lot of new growth. Anyway my question is: If she grows balls will they be all over or could there be just one or two spots? Do I need to check the entire plant pretty thoroughly for nuts?
Thanks in advance!

Pics of the lady in question, amply named 'Lucky' will be in our newly formed grow journal later tonight!

https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/48863-our-first-grow-second-batch.html

They can grow anywhere on the plant. I find them on the bottom mostly but you have to look very close. If you find one just kill it then you dont have to look anymore.

So just one can pop up on the plant...and killing the first one or two that show up will prevent any further hermying?
Thanks for the quick response!

under where the flowers,there is tear like things.pistals.
pull one off and if there is a unformed seed, then it will be growing seeds.
any pics, of the bits you think are hermies.
did you use fem seeds.
how come you think there hermie?.
pics please.
how far on 12/12 are you, also what strain.

i just had to kill 8.
due to fem seeds.

The fem seeds were hermi on you crazy?
I have been trying to decide if I wanted to just keep sorting out males or order fem seeds. I usually get about 7 of 10 females from a non fem order. What do you think?

The plant in question as far as I can tell is not hermie. I am just asking because this was one of my first 3 plants and flowered for almost 3 months (newness and L.E.D. disaster), anyway it was a little over a foot tall when we finally got the 400 watt hps and has been vegging under that now for a little over a month with some new babies. It looks good and so far I don't think hermie...but I am trying to be safe because all my other plants so far have turned out female. You can see my the grow journal with a few pics and more to come soon of the plant in question.

https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/48863-our-first-grow-second-batch.html should take you to our new journal!