Amazon? eBay?

Do you have a dollar store near you that might still have some summer items?

Manuel, are you actually in Manhattan? Because you might try the flower district/market on 28th Street and see if they're willing to sell a few retail -- I'm thinking of Jamali Garden and some others.

Otherwise maybe

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Southern-Patio-13-in-Round-Light-Terra-Cotta-Resin-Self-Watering-Hanging-Basket-NH1312LT/205602690

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Bloem-12-in-Dia-Dura-Cotta-Hanging-Basket-in-Peppercorn-DCHB12-60/300090092

What size?

I live on 36th st and 10th ave, and the Floral District is on 28th and 7th ave, so I'm about 11 blocks away. I go there a couple of times a month. There's very litle of the floral district left, though. New buildings are going up, and the old businesses are being pushed out. I'm going to look at that link a bit later when I get home. I'm on the subway and wifi is spotty. I'm always looking for small planters. 6" or less. I like hanging plants that are not usually hung, like Sansevierias.

Ikea does have these small ones, though the second doesn't have drainage holes,

https://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/90186094/

https://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/00241815/

Awhile ago, I was looking for more traditional hanging plants, and I found some on Amazon that seemed to be a good deal.

Normally I shop at Home Depot, but I found a better selection at Lowe's. I bought some for my epiphyllum but have not put them up yet.

I like hanging plants that aren't usually grown/displayed that way too. If you get a roll of steel wire (used for hanging pictures, should be under $5) you can hang so many items as "planters." I prefer to use about any other item besides a plastic pot.

I have bought some small pots on Amazon, called T4U. They are regular plastic pots but I think could be hung very nicely. They are "rounded" -- a more softened-edge look and very sturdy, not the flimsy plastic that is often sold online. 5.75" was the largest one I found (and I was looking to find them at about 7"). It was smaller than I wanted but I liked the look a lot. Again, they are not specifically for hanging but I think could be used that way.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01J3O4F2M/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Thanks, everyone. None of these ideas work for me. The ones in the links are too large, and I'm not the do it yourself type. I'll just have to continue buying plants I don't need, discarding them, and using the pot for what I want

https://www.amazon.com/Hanging-Basket-Dillen-Style-Planters/dp/B00UB7QX0S/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1534115696&sr=8-3&keywords=6+inch+hanging+baskets

https://www.amazon.com/Hanging-Basket-Dillen-Style-Planters/dp/B00UB7JPIA/ref=sr_1_31?s=lawn-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1534115985&sr=1-31&keywords=6+inch+hanging+baskets

https://www.amazon.com/Vanda-Orchid-Basket-Cedar-hanger/dp/B00JIBHOQK/ref=sr_1_46?s=lawn-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1534116028&sr=1-46&keywords=6+inch+hanging+baskets

Sherry,

6" Hanging Basket, Dillen Euro StyleI think you solved my problem. These are the exact same brand I was looking to buy. I don't know how I missed them. I'm about to purchase them right now.Next time I go to the fru-fru epensive shop in the east Village, I'm going to take a picture of another even smaller, and cuter pot that would be perfect for Hahniis. I'll share the picture of that one. On the bottom of those tiny hanging pots it says "Emperor Plastics"

Happy to suggest. ;) I don't really consider attaching a piece of wire to a pot (or other item suitable for use as a pot) as DIY, but am fascinated that someone would. It's all relative, isn't it? So glad you found what you wanted! Whenever you get your plants in their new homes, I'd love to see some pics!

Yes, pictures please. I may start macrame again. I used to do a lot of hanging ones and you just used any pot then.

I wanted to share a couple of pictures of the small pots I like

Hi Manuel,

Can I pls digress to ask abt that lovely plant in the 1st 2 pix? 1st I thought lovely Dischidia, then on closer look & 2nd pic, I see it's a Peperomia, is it prostrata? Just beautiful!

Karen S., I don't know what it is. Didn't have a name tag. I bought it because I wanted the pot for a very small type of Rhipsalis. This plant itself doesn't interest me. I'm going to place it in a same size pot, and will care for it, but if it dies I won't be concerned

But now that I own it, I feel bad about disrupting it. I wish I could find small, cute pot, just like it that I could use as hanging baskets

I’m with Karen. I really like that one.

nanzjade, I haven't ordered them, but I'm placing a big order with Amazon this weekend, and definitely getting them. They really are the right size, but even so, I also enjoy discovering new petite hanging pots. Sometimes I pass some of them off to my mom to hang on her windows during are cold winter, so I prefer them small. When the weather turns nice I bring them back with me. I see all this not as a burden or a chore, but a process of discovery. I see something new and I want to have i to experiment with also. Hope that makes sense