That name sounded familiar and I'm sure from your description , you must have some fruit set. I'd imagine since that's a very "unique" and small flowered variety , it may have much smaller fruit that larger flowered varieties. As for the "pollination" thing, it could be it was cross pollinated with the other variety, and it would be interesting saving the seeds and planting them to see if you indeed have some hybrid seed. Unfortunately, from one source and having grown a "molissima" years ago, the seeds can be a bit unpredictable for some passion flowers, so it may take a long time for those seeds to come up. The information on the seed packet for those said germination could take from one week to one "year", and I thought most likely I'd forget where I even put the seed starting container after a year , should it take that long. Also , since my normal technique for starting most small seeds is to cover the containers in an airtight plastic bag, I'd think that could make it quite probable that the seeds would rot long before they came up , considering how long they'd be in a damp air thight container. I wonder how that works with other slow to germinate seeds, but I guess that's for another topic.

The fruits have now fallen off. Should I plant the seeds now or wait for the fruits to dry?
~SJN

SJN do you still have Passiflora Sunburst? I have been looking for someone who may have made some extra plants they may want to sell John