Agreed, aphids are one of the easiest pests to eradicate. A stiff blast of water will usually get rid of them. Unlikely to be much of acpest on such, except perhaps of flashy soft bits like flower stems..

My Graptopetalum had a group of black aphids on the flowering stems... hiked over from my blooming Cuphea. I knocked most of them off with water and then when the sun went down I sprayed them both with watered down neem oil solution. It has worked well in the past, for my indoor Hoyas as well.

Thanks y'all. I did treat the herbs with a soap water solution I bought at Lowes. I treated the herbs last friday, and when I checked today there were more so I treated again. I don't have a hose to blast them with water. I'm on a 3rd floor apartment. But maybe I can bring the pot into the tub and blast it? I will give it a shot.

Apartments usually have ground level faucets, but you'll need a hose. And maybe not look too guilty!

I use a pump sprayer to do mine, it's less destructive than the hose!

I took it into my shower and gave everything a good blast. I have a removable shower head thing for when I bathe my dog, so I used that. I then trimmed everything back pretty good. I am keeping the pot a few feet away from my succulents. Are aphids good movers? How far apart should I keep them?