Green Carrot Pedals is a small, hand-built guitar effects company based in Ossett, near Wakefield, in West Yorkshire, UK. Run by a builder named Andy under the tagline "Home Grown Effects," the outfit specialises in boutique, built-to-order overdrives, fuzzes, boosts and modulation pedals, typically turned around from a home workbench rather than a factory line.

The range leans heavily on reinterpretations of classic circuits, often with a vegetable-themed naming convention. The Pumpkin Pi is a dual-channel Big Muff-style fuzz pairing a Green Russian-voiced side with a second Muff variant; the Comfortably Plum combines a Rams Head-style Muff with an independently switchable Colorsound Power Boost circuit; the Corn Star (also spelled Cornstar) is a distortion/overdrive; the Purple Maize is an analog phaser inspired by early-1970s designs; and the Dirty Radish, Fuzzy Pickle and Infatuator round out the dirt catalogue. The Infatuator has been associated with Mike Vennart (Oceansize, Biffy Clyro touring guitarist).

The brand has been reviewed in outlets including Guitar World and MusicRadar, and pedals have appeared in demos from UK guitarists such as Rabea Massaad. Because each pedal is built to order, enclosure art and finishes vary from unit to unit, which has given the company a following among players who want one-off, cottage-industry builds rather than mass-produced boxes.

Green Carrot has 4 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Fuzz Effects Pedals, Overdrive Effects Pedals, and Boost Effects Pedals. Their gear is featured by 4 artists, with the strongest followings in Rock and Metal. Notable users include Mike Vennart, Simon Neil, and Rob Chapman.