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It is a good fall back, and if things are really dire upgrades can be turned off so it doesn't require power. Makes it a nice backup as you said and a balancing act early on with the food.
Thinking behind it is the tree can take moisture from the food and from the air in the dome itself, humans breathe out a fair bit of moisture and the atmosphere will have some water too.
There are upgrades to make it produce more, I know a lot of people dislike the idea of a "free" building!