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I must have not explained myself very well. I mean inside your waterproof pot you have a regular plastic pot with plenty of holes. The plant lives in the latter. When it's watering time you take the inner pot out and put it in the sink and water it, then put it back. No holes needed in the outer pot.
This is what I do with most of my houseplants - thought it was normal!
Edit- If you leave your hanging pots in place, with drainage holes, where does the water go when you water them?